> "Honestly I can tell you that I have not stolen a car with technology," Evan told Motherboard. "It's very easy to do but the way I see it: why would I get my

> "Honestly I can tell you that I have not stolen a car with technology," Evan told Motherboard. "It's very easy to do but the way I see it: why would I get my hands dirty when I can make money just selling the tools to other people." I know there's a fine line here and it probably varies by jurisdiction, but aren't there laws that depend on your intention? As in, if they guy would sell this with intentions of good use or even with no intentions at all, even if they knew there existed bad uses, it would be legal, but if they sell it with the intention that it would be given a bad use it would be illegal. I mean, here they're saying that their intention is for buyers to use them to steal cars. I'm ok with their ability to sell it. I'm not sure how I feel with the way they're openly admitting that they expect to make their money from people stealing cars.