MiniFob Blog

Some landlords may wonder, can a landlord have a spare key in Ontario? The short answer is yes, they can. Having a spare key is perfectly legal, and it’s actually a common practice among landlords. In this article, we’ll dive deeper into this question and share some...

A lot of people wonder about key fobs, how they work, and how to use them. In this blog post, we’ll break it all down. So, how to use apartment key fob? The simple answer is: approach the fob to the reader, and if it’s the right fob, the door will unlock. Let’s...

Can someone tell if you copied a fob? The answer is yes and no. Let’s explain why. Many buildings limit the number of fobs allowed per unit. This can be a problem for families who need extra fobs for family members, babysitters, or cleaners. At FobToronto and MiniFob,...

Can an access card be duplicated? This is a common question for those who use access cards to enter offices or buildings, and the short answer is yes—most access cards can be duplicated. In this blog post, we’ll explain what access cards are, the different types, and...

Condo Building Deactivating a Fob: It’s a situation some of our customers have experienced, and it can be both frustrating and confusing. While we cannot provide legal advice, we want to share some common scenarios and offer guidance on what steps to take if your...

Can you block a key fob signal? The simple answer is yes, there are several methods to block the signal of a key fob. In this blog post, we'll explore different ways to block signals from both apartment and car key fobs, and we'll introduce a handy product that can...