I don't think your analogy makes a lot of sense Breaking into a house - we have a name for that - it's called "breaking and entering" and "trespass". However

I don't think your analogy makes a lot of sense Breaking into a house - we have a name for that - it's called "breaking and entering" and "trespass". However, going along with your analogy, say you're in my house - from my perspective, I would care about what you did. If you took something that was mine, and denied it to me, I'd be quite annoyed. (I've had a expensive road bike stolen, so yes, I know what it feels like). However, say you took photographs of everything I owned, to copy my packing style and organisational techniques? Or took them so that you could re-buy everything I have for yourself off Amazon? I probably wouldn't be annoyed, so much as think you odd...