Chastity lock

[lotusdriver81]

I'm looking for a lock box for my chastity keys to use with emlalock.

Any ideas of good ones available in the uk?

[RiskyFlame]

Did you take a look at the Master Lock key boxes on Amazon.co.uk?
www.amazon.co.uk/keywords=master+lock+key+box/

[lotusdriver81]

I'd seen similar but wondered how you set a number without seeing it and then loading to emlalock.

[Scrap]

you could use something like this (https://picclick.com/Combination-Hid...049859826.html) to store a key in, randomly set the combination, snap a picture, then upload it to EmlaLock. The same would apply to any lock you can set the combination to.

Another option would be to purchase several combination locks, randomly set all the combinations and record the combinations in a file that you can store with EmlaLock, then pick one at random for your chastity, then lock and clear all the rest. I would suggest using at least 5 locks, though the more you have, the less likely it will be that you remember all of the combinations.

[RiskyFlame]

Originally Posted by lotusdriver81

I'd seen similar but wondered how you set a number without seeing it and then loading to Emlalock.

Pure willpower to go through with the chastity session I guess. Close your eyes enough to only see blurry shades and figures while randomly dialling the numbers on the padlock and snap a picture. During the process of transferring the image from your phone to Emlalock, you will have to make sure not to take a quick glimpse at the code or otherwise you'll have to start all over. So basically what the Scrap above me said.

Another way would be to put a strong o-ring in the ceiling and lock the keys to that ring using a cypher padlock. But then you'll have to explain why there are keys dangling from your ceiling.

[lotusdriver81]

I have a lock similar to that. I guess I'll have to try setting the number without seeing then try before I actually lock the keys away.

[lotusdriver81]

So after trying I can randomly set the lock and take a picture. Good news indeed.

Short lived however as you need to input the number in order to put the lock back in the holder. Lol

Back to the drawing board.

[Scrap]

there are a number of phone apps you can use to encrypt and lock the picture you've taken. There is (was) also a WinDoze program that would encrypt any file. I used to use it to lock a text file of combinations (see my earlier suggestion).