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That's not exactly a kill switch. If you're hosting the web site then of course you can deactivate it if they don't pay. I think he was talking about deliverin
by shawabawa3 14y ago
That's not exactly a kill switch. If you're hosting the web site then of course you can deactivate it if they don't pay.
I think he was talking about delivering a finished software product to be run on their hardware, but that has a backdoor that allows you to access and deactivate it remotely.
- eshvk 14y agoI am curious how this would work legally. Once you have delivered the product, is killing it remotely equivalent to maliciously breaking in and destroying property?