Rock Roll <karoljouis / gmail.com> writes:

> Thank you. But when a hacker who knows the internals of the software 
> gets access to the software in an End user's computer, and if he changes 
> the code after getting root access wont that harm the user's computer 
> and when he knows that the software is damaged or causing some trouble 
> wont he blame the makers

Are you seriously suggesting that generic application software should
be able to withstand someone with root (and probably physical) access
to the machine it's running on for the purposes of keeping the
original author free from user complaints?

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