If you go around selling micro sized mobile phones close to a prison then you can plead all you want that it’s not fraudulent, it’s just for people with tiny ha

If you go around selling micro sized mobile phones close to a prison then you can plead all you want that it’s not fraudulent, it’s just for people with tiny hands and it’s ridiculous to imply that it’s anything other than a legitimate business. However, it’s not. It’s got one clear use case and one clear market. We started this discussion on sim farms and your very first point here (and in other places in this post) linked directly to the kind of thing that should, and hopefully will, be criminalised in the UK. Because it’s quite obvious what it really is, even if you apparently can’t see it? I find that quite hilarious.