This is piracy Any objections, /g/?

I don't know... it looks like he's taking the original and not creating a copy of it which would be theft?

>>60464902
Doesn't look like it, where's the copy of the original then?

>>60465050

what if he goes home, reverse engineers it, makes his own, then returns the original back to the store?

>>60465082
their business insurance comes with theft protection. The insurance literally creates a copy of the product that was stolen.

>>60465108
he has still made the original unavailable for a set period of time

>>60465137
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>>60465137
The insurance gives them a new similar device as per contract, but it is not the original, the original has been made unavailable by theft

>>60465108
Well, in the piracy analogy, he would have to pay for it first, as no one can get free copies yet, then distribute it.

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>>60464902
No, a real life equivalent of "piracy" would be if he bought stuff and then infinitely replicated to share with the world which would end hunger and poverty