If the number of people who would attempt to hack it is that vanishingly small. The number of people that will try to hack it is vanishingly small, but it only

If the number of people who would attempt to hack it is that vanishingly small. The number of people that will try to hack it is vanishingly small, but it only takes one. Once that one person gets their hack working, the number of people that have no idea what they're doing but will still install a hack developed by someone else is surprisingly large. ... "Therefore bricking hacked phones is a good thing" at the end Therefor, bricking hacked phones is their prerogative, it truly doesn't matter to me or 99.99% of the people buying their devices, and if someone does care, they should buy a device from someone interested in serving the tinkerer market, rather than trying to jury-rig a product from a company that clearly has no interested in supporting your endeavor.