Scottish Elevator Code Sparks Debate: Security or Inconvenience?

In a residential building in Scotland, an unusual security measure has sparked debate. Residents are faced with an elevator that requires a code to operate, a situation that has caused inconvenience, especially for delivery personnel. One resident, who wishes to remain anonymous, filmed a video expressing their frustration. "If someone is already inside, they can just use the stairs," they said, highlighting the apparent ineffectiveness of the code. The video, which has gained some traction online, raises questions about security measures that might be more trouble than they are worth. The building management has yet to comment on the situation.