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Same. I opened the purchase page multiple times already, but I always close it because I realise that I have no use for it. Everything cool that you could poten
by rockbruno 3y ago
Same. I opened the purchase page multiple times already, but I always close it because I realise that I have no use for it. Everything cool that you could potentially do with it is illegal.
- donatj 3y agoI have been been on the checkout page multiple times and just not been able to pull the trigger.
- FirmwareBurner 3y ago>Everything cool that you could potentially do with it is illegal. How so? Think of it as a lock picking tool. Sometimes maybe you loose your keys to your bike lock or garage. Wouldn't ti be better if you had the tools to pick your own locks? That's not illegal.
- diggan 3y ago> That's not illegal Worth to specify exactly where in the world you make this claim. In a lot of countries, carrying around tools that can be used exclusively for burglary can be illegal, and also picking locks (even your own) can be illegal unless you have a license. As always, it depends on where you are :) Best to lookup your local laws if you're a person who like to carry lock picks around. Just as an example: in Alberta, Canada, it is illegal to carry lock picks without a license, no matter for what purpose.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoI don't live in Canada.
- diggan 3y agoThat makes at least two of us then.
- voxic11 3y agoIn the United States its always legal to carry lockpicks if you have no criminal intent. But there are a few states where you can be arrested and must prove your lack of criminal intent to avoid a conviction (carrying lockpicks in those states is prima facie evidence of criminal intent so the ordinary burden of proof is reversed).