The legality is also questionable. It seems, currently, there is no law specifically forbidding changing the IMEI of a device you own, but it’s definitely a gray area.
So...in what way is this a gray area?
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It could be used in a way that doesn't maximize profits?
I was under the impression that there was a law against it in the United States, but I very well could be wrong.
If it's true that there's nothing against it, then there is no gray area.