It works in the same manner as any other traditional locks, but it plugs into a USB port rather than something secure. Plug it in and turn the device 90 degrees for complete security, supposedly.

USB Security Lock - A Little Hardware Security For Your PC By Chris Scott Barr Updated: Feb. 15, 2019 6:46 am EST These days one has to worry about the security of the files kept on their computer.

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