First apple creates a cheap spying tool that makes it simple to break the law and then "condems" its illegal usage. How is this any different from groups that s

First apple creates a cheap spying tool that makes it simple to break the law and then "condems" its illegal usage. How is this any different from groups that sell hacking tools? If they were really concerned about privacy, they'd make set a higher bar to track things across their network - eg. Require Filing an official police complaint of the loss and submit the paperwork to get access to the tracking - win/win. You could still allow local Bluetooth tracking within range of the phone like Tile as that can conceivably be used only for personal items. Instead, they're pushing the responsibility of safeguarding from their spying tools back to people I'm sure they're going to be very soon be hit by a lawsuit from someone rich who doesn't really care about how much it costs to take them on. Their legal seems to have been asleep at the wheels.