MiniFob Blog

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...

If you’ve ever looked at your unused condo or apartment parking spot and thought, “Can I rent my parking spot as a tenant in Toronto?”, you’re not alone. Parking spaces in Toronto are in high demand, especially in busy areas where monthly parking can cost hundreds of...

If you are wondering “How far can a key fob be detected?”, you’re in luck, because that’s exactly what this blog post is about. Knowing the detection range of apartment key fobs helps you understand security, troubleshoot access problems, and choose sensible storage...

If you’re using an access fob for your condo or apartment, you may have wondered: How secure is it? Does it transmit all the time? Can I block its signal? The good news is that it is fairly secure, but if you're still worried, or want an extra layer of protection to...

Many people ask: "Is there a tool to find a lost key fob?" Losing a fob can be a significant worry — it can lock you out or mean a costly replacement — so it’s a fair question to ask. Below we explain what tools exist, what actually works for apartment/condo fobs, and...

If you’ve ever received a parking or access RFID sticker for your vehicle, you might wonder — where’s the best place to stick it for reliable scanning? Proper placement matters a lot more than most people think. A poorly positioned RFID tag can cause weak reads or...