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Security screws are specially-designed fasteners that can’t be removed without the corresponding, specially-designed bit.
Security screws are an excellent way to help prevent people from tampering with public facilities and resources, and to help prevent someone from creating a public safety issue — for example, security screws can and should be used in buses, trains, and airplanes.
In most applications, however, they are more of an inconvenience than a deterrent.
Meanwhile, the two most common screw fasteners, “slotted” (standard) and Phillips, are both problematic.
Aside from laptops and other mobile computing platforms, I am a long-time user of hand-held computing devices.
I’ve assembled a chronological list of the devices that were most used or useful to me.
There are many kinds of blank or empty values, that mean different things.