> It's also no physical items being taken or damaged So if I scramble the firmware on your phone and brick it, you don't consider that damaged? > LoJack ...

> It's also no physical items being taken or damaged So if I scramble the firmware on your phone and brick it, you don't consider that damaged? > LoJack ... works in tandem with police, hardly 'very analagous'. > It happens with copy protection on software. The user should have been warned that applying the update would brick the detected non-original phone. It shouldn't have just silently fucked the user over. It's bad ethics and also bad PR. Fucking over a user acting in good faith is poor form ethically.