I'm sure things have changed in the realm of digital locks and deadbolts so best u do some recent inquiry on the subject.
At the time, several years ago....
Kwikset was one of the first to be reported as hacked. Mostly due to there use of only 5 buttons. I couldn't find any info on the schlage getting hacked. just for added precaution I didn't go with the wireless / connected versions. My entry codes for the locks are different from the alarm system. Even if they hack the lock they then have to figure out the alarm code.
One thing to note, schlage offers a manual or antilock version door handle. the manual version you can physically turn the unlock knob on the inside so door stays unlocked or leave in locked position and it will require the code each time for entry to room or house.
All of mine can be overridden with a master key, the new ones I've seen at Lowe's don't have a master key.
With any key lock there is the potential for bumping.
Schlage keypad has a 10key face. I recommend setting several codes, you will leave dirt and wear on the keys that will identify the ones used. several people using different codes will make this very difficult. imagine this with Kwikset if you only have 5 keys to pick from.
There have been reports of the schlage locks malfunctioning breaking or dislodging a pin inside. of my 3 and 1 a friend has installed I have not encountered this issue.
For best prices amazon has the door handle version for $89.99 via email notification every few months. also the best everyday prices I found.