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1 HN user recommended this in 2024, in one comment.
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You can literally order lock picks on Amazon in Canada[1].
Which were absolutely engineered with Internet to be shoved into locks to open them without a key.
To be clear: purchasing ans owning lockpicks is perfectly legal in Canada [2].
I don't think your logic applies to why that legislation was introduced. They're treating Flipper as a lockpick, but legislate it differently nevertheless.
Cheap, misguided hype seems to be a more plausible explanation.
[1] https://www.amazon.ca/Professional-Accessories-Suitable-Hand...
[2] http://lockking.ca/can-i-buy-lock-picks-in-canada/