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Security Anchor for a Desktop Grommet Opening Security Anchor - US patent #9,603,446 - issue date 03-28-2017 view @ YouTube & Security Anchor - US patent #9,816,298 - issue date 11-14-2017 view @ YouTube & Security Anchor - US patent #9,963,916 - issue date 05-08-2018  Left click on blue patent numbers to view images of each at USPTO site using Microsoft Internet Explorer or Chrome |
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My US patent #10,995,522 or
Padlock-Security issue date May 4, 2021 will hopefully prevent lockpickinglawyer on youtube.com and lots of other lock pickers on their sites showing how easily it is to pick open a keyed padlock without your key. Search for your padlock brand name on lock picking sites and watch how easily your keyed padlock is picked open. Any keyed padlock you purchased on line from Amazon or locally from Lowe's, Home Depot, Target or Walmart thinking a keyed padlock is going to secure your belongings is a big mistake. All your belongings could be gone or looked through without you even knowing and yes, without your key!
07/14/2021 Tedium article written by Ernie Smith explains true meaning of what it means to have lock security.
A padlock and its shackle go back many years and no thought by current padlock manufacturers for a 21st century other new use application for a padlock's shackle.
05/21/2021 - An iOS or Windows laptop lock having a skinny security cable, epoxy glued on lock base or a security slot are very easy to pick open. There is a 2021 easier and more improved method to quickly lock an open laptop or lift a closed screen laptop lid using Laptop-Security and it is pick proof.
If current laptop locks are so secure how come they are not used with a shackle to make keyed padlocks?
My patented Security Anchor for a desktop grommet opening uses a padlock shackle to secure anything electronic or not placed on or near a desktop grommet opening like a person thought to be guilty of a crime, a Roman Era sword or a 2021 hand gun. Easily secures using a very heavy steel link chain or thick cable by looping first looping under desk and pulling up through gromment hole opening.
And If you like simple, US patent #8,646,294 Securement Locking Device for your Apple MacBook Pro, Microsoft Surface Laptop or like. View @ YouTube. IP rights available. Twitter @securityanchor
I should have used an Abloy, Abus or like padlock for each photo on this page in place of worthless easily picked keyed or combination padlocks.
To my many followers in Baidu, Beijing, Fujian, Foshan, Fuzhou, Hongkou, Korea, Putian, Tel Aviv, Tianjin, Shanghai, Shijiazhuang, Surabaye, Xinzhou and Zhejiang - Do not miss out owning exclusive US rights and sharing some world rights with me to my soon to issue United States patent Padlock Security to easily block/stop lock picking by lockpickinglawyer, Bosnian Bill or their followers from picking open your padlocks without a key.
Email me as did now four(4) different lock companies interested to be on a list to see Padlock Security first at same time and date as others on list prior to patent issue date.
See trigger-locks.com.
IP rights are available for sale, license or to a patent assertion entity.
07/14/2021 Tedium article written by Ernie Smith explains true meaning of what it means to have lock security.
A padlock and its shackle go back many years and no thought by current padlock manufacturers for a 21st century other new use application for a padlock's shackle.
05/21/2021 - An iOS or Windows laptop lock having a skinny security cable, epoxy glued on lock base or a security slot are very easy to pick open. There is a 2021 easier and more improved method to quickly lock an open laptop or lift a closed screen laptop lid using Laptop-Security and it is pick proof.
If current laptop locks are so secure how come they are not used with a shackle to make keyed padlocks?
My patented Security Anchor for a desktop grommet opening uses a padlock shackle to secure anything electronic or not placed on or near a desktop grommet opening like a person thought to be guilty of a crime, a Roman Era sword or a 2021 hand gun. Easily secures using a very heavy steel link chain or thick cable by looping first looping under desk and pulling up through gromment hole opening.
And If you like simple, US patent #8,646,294 Securement Locking Device for your Apple MacBook Pro, Microsoft Surface Laptop or like. View @ YouTube. IP rights available. Twitter @securityanchor
I should have used an Abloy, Abus or like padlock for each photo on this page in place of worthless easily picked keyed or combination padlocks.
To my many followers in Baidu, Beijing, Fujian, Foshan, Fuzhou, Hongkou, Korea, Putian, Tel Aviv, Tianjin, Shanghai, Shijiazhuang, Surabaye, Xinzhou and Zhejiang - Do not miss out owning exclusive US rights and sharing some world rights with me to my soon to issue United States patent Padlock Security to easily block/stop lock picking by lockpickinglawyer, Bosnian Bill or their followers from picking open your padlocks without a key.
Email me as did now four(4) different lock companies interested to be on a list to see Padlock Security first at same time and date as others on list prior to patent issue date.
See trigger-locks.com.
IP rights are available for sale, license or to a patent assertion entity.
 1 - Clicksafe secured to US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor, my US patent #8,646,294 Securement locking device and other cable locks. |
 2 - Clicksafe secured to US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor, my US patent #8,646,294 Securement locking device with folding handcuffs. |
 3 - Clicksafe secured to US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor, my US patent #8,646,294 Securement locking device using handcuff cable tie. |
 4 - Clicksafe secured to US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor cable, my US patent #8,646,294 Securement locking device and more cable locks. |
 5 - Clicksafe secured to US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor cable, my US patent #8,646,294 Securement locking device using heavier cable. |
 6 - Clicksafe secured to US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor, my US patent #8,646,294 Securement locking device using heavier shackle. |
 7 - Clicksafe secured to US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor, my US patent #8,646,294 Securement locking device and shackle support member. |
 8 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor showing extended height of Security Anchor, support member and provided security slot for a security nub. |
 9 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor showing minimized height of Security Anchor, support member and provided security slot for a security nub. |
 10 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor secured to US patent #8,783,073 Apparatus For Securing a Portable Electronic Device or US patent #8,935,943 Apparatus For Securing A Portable Electronic Drive and my Moto e smart phone or perhaps one day I can afford an iPhone X using a Clicksafe, Nanosaver, Microsaver or a padlock. |
 11 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor locking to an Apple iPad or like covered with a sheet of 8.5" x 11" copy paper to protect IP rights to patentability using a Clicksafe or like though could be a Microsaver, Nanosaver or a padlock. |
 12 - US patent#9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor locking to my US patent #8,640,510 Interface Member For Lock System using a Mason jar which could contain cookies, chocolates, hard candy's, tokens, coins, peanuts, pills, pot or as shown Basil using a Clicksafe or like though could be a Microsaver, Nanosaver or a padlock. |
 13 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor secured to a locked Security Chamber hidden from view to protect possible IP rights to patentability, contains 73.870 ounces of Yukon mined gold, an automobile key fob, cell phone, $700.00 dollars in small bills and a small bag of cocoa nibs using an older keyed Microsaver or Clicksafe like or could be a padlock with cable/chain. |
 14 - Using my US patent #8,640,507 Horizontal Padlock using my US patent #8,899,080 Cinch Lock Apparatus and Method. |
Next few pictures show my US Patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock
and it is not like those sold
in market stores or given away free to fit any Trigger Guard.
Trigger Guards are not all built alike. Inexpensive Trigger
Locks can be easily hacked, picked or removed using a modifiied screw driver. Trigger Locks are used to save a life or required by law. A small additional cost for a custom made Trigger
Lock makes more sense than paying for a cheaply
constructed
and not designed to fit your particular Trigger Guard. A
padlock that is easily removed without a key or a combination number
is not good for you or yours.
Do a Google search for how to hack or pick a Trigger Lock or youtube LockPickingLawyer or Bosnian Bill. My Trigger Lock easily locks using an ABLOY 362, ABUS 37RK80 or ABUS Brass 88 padlock.
See my US Patent#8,640,507 Trigger-Locks.com.
Do a Google search for how to hack or pick a Trigger Lock or youtube LockPickingLawyer or Bosnian Bill. My Trigger Lock easily locks using an ABLOY 362, ABUS 37RK80 or ABUS Brass 88 padlock.
See my US Patent#8,640,507 Trigger-Locks.com.
 15 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor locking to Colt 45 using my US Patent #8,720,097 Trigger lock and my US patent #8,640,507 Horizontal Shackle For Lock System and Method using a chain. See on Youtube |
16 - US patent #9,603,446 &
#9,816,296 Security Anchor secured to a Colt 45 using my US Patent
#8,720,097 and my US patent #8,640,507 Horizontal Shackle For Lock System and Method
with
my US Patent #8,640,511 Low Profile Lock Interface System and Method
and a Clicksafe though could be a Microsaver, Nanosaver or a padlock. |
 17 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor locking to a Colt 45 using my US patent #8,726,703 Low Profile Lock Interface System and Method with US Patent #8,720,097 Trigger lock using a cable locking device or like. |
 18 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor secured to my US patent #8,646,294 Securement Locking Device secured to my laptop using my US patent #8,726,703 Low Profile Lock Interface System and Method and a Clicksafe or like. |
19 - Easily secure Ruger .357 Magnum using laptop computer lock using US patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock. |
 20 - Easily secure Ruger .357 Magnum using keyed padlock, cable or chain using US patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock |
 21 - Easily secure Colt 45 using combination padlock with cable or chain using US patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock |
