There seems to be a fundamental disagreement about the correct analogy. Is it akin to going to a bank during normal business hours and using lawful powers of o

There seems to be a fundamental disagreement about the correct analogy. Is it akin to going to a bank during normal business hours and using lawful powers of observation, i.e., implicitly authorized? Or is akin to breaking into the bank after its closed, or otherwise violating some implicit lack of authorization, e.g., going somewhere off-limits, such as trying to secretly enter the vault? Because I think you'll recognize the inherit danger of allowing people to willy-nilly try and break into banks to "test they are actually fulfilling their promise".