Agreed. Obviously, I'm not a lawyer so who knows. But it seems ridiculous that you could break into someone else's device and run all of their files and then co

Agreed. Obviously, I'm not a lawyer so who knows. But it seems ridiculous that you could break into someone else's device and run all of their files and then come after them legally because a file you effectively stole didn't run properly on your computer. At some point if someone breaks through multiple levels of advanced security to, say, steal your gun and then shoot themselves in the face with it, whose fault is that really...