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No. My point is if you do that, only you should get in trouble, not the company that made the lockpicks you used.
by josephcsible 4y ago
No. My point is if you do that, only you should get in trouble, not the company that made the lockpicks you used.
- Matheus28 4y agoThe companies that made the lockpicks have the argument that they're only to be used by professional locksmiths in the process of opening a lock that the owner has authorized them to, which is legal. Selling a tool that only has illegal uses would quickly lead to trouble. The third party clients can only be used in a way that violates the ToS.