A debate has sparked in Japan over delivery professionals being able to unlock front doors to drop parcels off safely inside. Amid rising concerns of package theft, some people appreciate this new approach for its convenience and security. Others, however, express apprehension over potential privacy invasions and safety issues, and worry about the trustworthiness of delivery laborers. The issue has led to divided public opinion across the country.

In Japan, the delivery of packages inside homes is a rising trend to combat the increase in parcel theft cases. However, it's stirred a debate because Japanese society highly values privacy and security. The issue also ties into social discussions concerning the increasing reliance on technology and trust in service providers.

In both the EU and US, this practice is also contentious. Some companies are providing options for "in-home delivery" to avoid package theft. But they've received mixed responses due to similar concerns around privacy and trust. The debate indicates a broader global dilemma about privacy and security in the age of burgeoning e-commerce technology.