MiniFob Blog

If you use a key fob to access your apartment, condo, gym, or parking garage, you may wonder: "can you tell if someone has copied or cloned your fob?"The short answer is: not directly — but there are clues, system logs, and building policies that can help you...

When people search for “Can you duplicate key fobs at Home Depot?” they’re usually hoping for a quick and cheap solution. Home Depot is well-known for key cutting, so it’s natural to assume they can also duplicate apartment or condo key fobs, but no, Home Depot does...

Subletting is a common situation in Ontario’s rental market, especially when tenants need to move temporarily or share rent costs. However, both tenants and subtenants should understand the legal implications before agreeing to a sublet arrangement. If not done...

People often ask: “Which keys are illegal to copy?” Short answer: most ordinary house keys aren’t illegal to duplicate, but some keys are protected — either by patent, restricted key systems, or contractual rules — and copying them without permission can be unlawful...

If you’ve ever lost a key or needed a duplicate, you’ve probably come across the term “key blanks for sale.” But what exactly are key blanks, and why are they important? Whether you’re a locksmith, property manager, or simply someone who wants a spare key,...

If you’ve ever used a key fob to enter your apartment, condo, or office, you might have wondered — why is it even called a “fob”? It’s one of those words we use all the time but rarely think about. The term “fob” actually has a surprisingly long history that goes back...