Can't this latch be defeated by just unscrewing the screws? Even if it's locked.

You could use a wide pad lock to cover the bottom screws. A commando lock would probably work or perhaps a disc lock which is typically ideal anyways as one of the most common ways thieves break-in is to cut the shackle with a pair of bolt cutters. Although this varies dramatically by region so it is best to know your area. And ofc you could also use security screws or as another person already pointed out bolts.

What is the diameter of the hole for a padlock?

Larger than a pencil and smaller than an elephant tusk. A small padlock collective as the latch itself is almost enough to secure any gate.

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🔐 Secure your space with style and strength!

BUILT TO LAST - Crafted from premium H-Q stainless steel for unbeatable rust and corrosion resistance.
QUICK INSTALL - Includes mounting hardware for effortless setup in minutes—no hassle, no fuss.
VERSATILE FIT - Perfect for pet cages, garden gates, cabinets, bathrooms, garages, and more.
SLEEK SMOOTH - Hand-brushed finish ensures a refined look that resists daily wear and tear.
HEAVY DUTY SECURITY - 3.5mm thick solid metal construction withstands force and tampering.

The Alise フリップラッチ is a high-durability gate latch made from thick 3.5mm H-Q stainless steel with a hand-brushed matte nickel finish. Designed for versatile use on pet cages, cabinets, gates, and windows, it offers superior rust resistance and easy installation with included hardware, ensuring long-lasting security and sleek aesthetics.

Brand	Alise
Model Number	MS3005
Product Dimensions	6.22 x 5.33 x 3.05 cm; 0.28 g
Color	つや消しニッケル
Name List for Name Plates	実用的で安全。
Material	ステンレス鋼
Quantity	1
Laser Class	キーレス
Included Components	ネジバッグ。
Are Batteries Included	No
Item Weight	0.28 g

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