pop the trunk
Amazon wants to leave packages in your car trunk
If the idea of Amazon opening your front door to deliver a package is a little uncomfortable, just let them pop your car trunk instead.
The company is launching a new version of its Amazon Key, which gives Amazon delivery drivers a special internet-connected key to open customers' front doors, Reuters reported Tuesday. Now, with an app on compatible cars, deliverers can unlock trunks and leave packages there.
Customers in 37 U.S. cities will soon get to try the new Key, per Reuters. It can hook up to GM's OnStar and other car services, and it's free for Prime customers — unlike the $220 version for in-home deliveries.
Porch thieves, your days are numbered.