10 ILLEGAL GADGETS YOU CAN BUY!

[@gregmsscarenas5697]

I like everyone of these items!

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Us too!

[@kevparkin4846]

Every single one of these is legal. Lucky for this content producer, it's also no illegal to lie in your KZbin titles...

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

You'd be surprised what some states and countries have outlawed, check this article out on carrying lockpick sets subtledigs.com/blogs/resources/is-it-illegal-to-own-a-lock-pick-set#:~:text=In%20most%20states%2C%20owning%20lock,so%20possession%20is%20not%20illegal.

[@englishrupe01]

@@BESTCOOLTECH And the PocketChip was illegal where? When? Never.

[@danielthompson3205]

Maby illegal in some countries But most are easily diy built. Buying this stuff use to be if you know some one, prior to internet, and ebay. xD

[@davidwarren1499]

​@@BESTCOOLTECH ppp

[@horror01897]

@@englishrupe01 actually different countries make weird laws and make some every day things illegal

[@FeleseDoesItAll]

Military grade means it's gonna break as soon as you use it

[@irishkelly654]

and costing 20x what it would normally be worth...LOL

[@chabuddyjee4510]

😂😂😂

[@sflamont]

as a vet, i fully agree with this statement. lmao

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Thank you for your service 🫡

[@gregbrown6379]

Made by the lowest bidder. That's what I want. You bet.

[@willypanzarini4340]

Man if this wasn't the longest Amazon commercial I ever saw

[@jonb4020]

They aren't illegal as such; it's the misuse of them for criminal purposes that makes them illegal.

[@singledad1313]

None of these are illegal to own or buy where I live in the US. Maybe some of the pocket knives are illegal in some countries if they have locking blades or longer than a certain length.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

God bless America 🇺🇸

[@My-Eye]

​@@BESTCOOLTECH in Europe we don't need God's blessing. We can have these items.

[@CraftAero]

The "illegal" part is just clickbait to get you to watch this 9min. advertisement.

[@roobear78]

@@My-Eye really? because locking knives are illegal in most parts of the eu, code grabbers are illegal as well!

[@My-Eye]

@@roobear78 UK is not most of the EU.

[@philippenachtergal6077]

1:10 as I understand it, it's more complex than just "grabbing the code". For modern cars, each code can only be used once so grabbing the code that was used to open the car is useless. You also have to jam the signals so that the car doesn't get it (which means that the grabber must have a better sensitivity than the car since the signal is jammed for everyone). But that is not enough because for any smart system, the keys are not just unique, they must also be send in increasing rank order so that if the car never received the key #5 that you grabbed but received the key #6, it won't accept key #5 anymore.

[@sicklecell9999]

PLUS.... with my 2012 Ram 1500 I have to also insert my key fob into the ignition and turn the ignition ON, before I can put the truck in gear. Not sure about other vehicles but am glad mine is this way.

[@sarahhomrighausen7349]

Exactly. Or maybe if it learned algorithm for the specific car, it would work?

[@philippenachtergal6077]

@@sarahhomrighausen7349 It depends. If you know the algorithm, you can more easily search for vulnerabilities. But if the algorithm is well made, mathematically strong and relatively simple (and these can be simple), there won't be any strong and easy to find vulnerabilities. You might still need to have the private encryption key for the specific car you want to open. But yeah, the more info you have, the more attacks you can devise and I would guess that car manufacturers might not be as up into the cryptographic security yet as money transfer companies.

[@MulugetaAmsalu-y9t]

Hey r u willingness to make money working with a stranger from internet

[@mcmacshalfilya]

​@@sarahhomrighausen7349Learn it SARAH!! I dare you.

[@gusespe4458]

The Car Key Grabber had me lost for words , it’s freakn unbelievable that they sell it !!!!

[@musk-eteer9898]

no wonder most thieves drive bmw and audi

[@ceasarcruz8312]

they sell it because it got legitimate uses...

[@wannabfyrman]

For a cheap $4,000 lol

[@chuckholmes2075]

NO it's not that easy. most cars today use an algorithm and the code constantly changes. once you grab the code it never works again.

[@Talkingworms]

@@chuckholmes2075 Yes, though most manufacturers use fairly insecure crypto, based around a low entropy pseudorandom number generator with a pre-programmed shared key pair between FOB and vehicle. It becomes possible to reverse engineer the private keys from a sample of harvested remote starts and inject new valid codes from there. Mitigation strategies have been identified, but I'd bet many vehicles on the market today are still vulnerable. Nothing new, to be clear - there was a talk at black hat from several years back. Pretty sure its still posted on YT somewhere if you're interested.

[@bultacowally]

had a cell phone jammer for a while. it was a blast driving around with it. Everybody would spazz out when their phones stopped working even though it was illegal for them to be using them while driving. Made the 45 minute ride home on the expressway through the city a lot more fun...

[@edwardr5084]

That's because you're a wanker.

[@OneLife_Media]

Where did you purchase it? I'm tryna do some prank videos with one

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Links in the description!

[@mancavemotorsports]

A guy working near airport got fired and in big trouble using one, beware

[@James3-8]

Mr. Wally, where did you buy yours?

[@SilntObsvr]

Nothing illegal about night vision goggles. Most states, it's also completely legal to record video from your person as long as you're in a public place where others have no expectation of privacy, and the camera itself is surely legal to possess. Similarly, a lock picking device is legal to possess -- like a knife or a gun, certain *uses* of such a device are crimes... But you completely failed to mention radar detectors (illegal in several states) and jammers (illegal everywhere in the USA).

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Thanks for the info 👍

[@TheBowen747]

i have three pair night vision 2 knoculars and a rifle thermal heat scope.. all legal..

[@bultacowally]

@@TheBowen747 well you are just a regular Billie Badass aren't ya....

[@LuciferAlmighty]

Yeah, big 5 sells night vision goggles

[@kabivose]

Why would might vision goggles and securely erasing your hard drive be illegal?

[@michaelashley2855]

It might not be

[@richardwilson8404]

It's just a title for the video.

[@grazz7865]

I’m guessing if you were to download something illegal and try to erase it like child pornography for example. I got scammed one time. The FBI and homeland security emblems popped up on my computer with a message “you have been cited for viewing illegal content. You must pay a $200 penalty to unlock your computer “. Not that I would ever even consider anything like that but I had to think “wait a minute. I can watch all kinds of nastiness, pay $200 and all is forgiven??” 😂😂😂😂. No, there would be no warning. There would be a knock on my door and I would be led away in handcuffs.

[@neilmarsh1904]

The tag remover is a great way to turn a misdemeanor shoplift into a felony burglary, even if what you're boosting is only worth a few dollars. Having one of those on you makes proving intent a breeze, and in most states entering a premises with the intention of committing a crime against persons or property therein is burglary.

[@JMM599]

The listening device is perfect for the paranoid spouse who thinks their partner is cheating on them. No more lying on the floor with your ear pressed against the air vent trying to hear who they're talking to in the basement 😂 and no, I've never done this

[@edbrown6985]

Of course not.

[@zbow1974]

"10 POSSIBLY ILLEGAL GADGETS YOU CAN BUY!" there fixed that title for you

[@The-three-eyed-Prophet]

none of those items are illegal only using them to commit crimes is illegal ...

[@MatthewM575]

You can make one of those electric lock picks with a $7 battery powered toothbrush. Super easy to make and works great.

[@sonnysantana5454]

old sch is the only sch the old homemade elctr toothbrush pick gun goes back to the mid 70's hats off to you for knowing such arcane lore

[@innovativeadvertising6463]

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[@ryancoffee2500]

​@@innovativeadvertising6463 literally no one asked...

[@timking8675]

I’m actually making one of those in my shop Out back. I need to go finish it. The electric toothbrush pic that is.

[@thof-kw8os]

Some of the gadgets shown are ok, but to assist someone in steeling a car, or steeling items in a retail store, you glamorize these products. Don't you realize it costs billions of $ to keep shoplifters at bay, or are you just ignorant. If you think everyone is on the edge of their seats to buy the items your selling your out of you mind.

[@joshmartin1938]

Duh- San Fransicko- its free stuff if its under $900

[@csabawars]

They may say SRTYH Listening Device is illegal but i dare to say all the old granmas have at least 2 or more. (They know everything!)

[@klausstock8020]

Grandmas still use the drinking-glass-against-the-wall trick. Drinking glasses are illegal. I guess grandmas as well :)

[@Thunderbyrd.]

What? No credit card skimmers or nuclear code emulators? The other items are very cool, thanks for a great video!

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Check out our first video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWack4ytl8acbtk

[@DudesIn101]

Kronos! I can't make one of those with a battery operated tooth brush and an old pic!

[@Imagine_Trying]

Car key intercepters don't work on most modern vehicles because most modern vehicles use a system called "rolling codes". Basically your car is tied specifically to your key fob through a unique seed. When you lock your car it generates a unique code that is instantly blacked out in the cars system meaning that if someone intercepts your fobs code, that code already doesn't work anymore. Some older cars are still sceptable to this sort of attack but the list is extremely small.

[@whatshappening177]

except if you have the one car that it works on.

[@Imagine_Trying]

@@whatshappening177 Honda Civic?

[@brandonbp122]

What if I have an '87 Buick Regal? I'm going to lose sleep at night. I can't bear the thought of someone else driving my baby.

[@Imagine_Trying]

@@brandonbp122 Rolling code became a popular car security measure in the 90s. That doesn't mean for sure that your car is sceptable to these sorts of attacks. You would have to check with the manufacturer to see what kind of security system your car has. Despite that these sorts of attacks primarily target vehicles that can be started from the fob and not the key aa most thieves do not want to take the time to attempt hotwiring a car or risk damaging a vehicle they're trying to steal.

[@legoxman7036]

@@Imagine_Trying you realize that in 1987 most cars did not have a key fob and if they did all the fob would do was unlock the door it would not start the car.

[@Dadpool5864]

I feel like I got added to a watchlist just for watching this video

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

😆

[@newportdave1872]

What makes you think you weren't already on the watchlist?

[@80sCrazyCatDadNGunAddiction]

ANY kind of self defense weapon is illegal in Canada. They strongly support victimization.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

😔

[@markr.1984]

Yep, I have been reading about the goings on in Canuck land. The US is not too far behind in becoming a tyranny. They sure are trying, especially Biden.

[@sam-kx3ty]

The car key grabber is useless against modern cars because there is something called role coding, the code transmitted by my key to open my car now isn’t the same that will be used by my key the next time I wanna open it. Good video though!

[@chadterry9770]

None of these devices are illegal to own

[@MatthewM575]

If these products were really illegal, they would not be on Amazon🤣🤣

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Well Amazon sells globally, so what's legal in one place may not be legal in another 👍

[@brunobrauer6301]

If they were illegal, you couldn't buy them.

[@ViceCoin]

Like meth?

[@deltalima1340]

remember the old days when we used a $2 KEY to unlock our cars! Now we have $500 fobs that can be hacked.

[@newportdave1872]

Never used to lock the truck. What if somebody needed to move it out of the way?

[@deltalima1340]

@newportdave1872 I still leave my keys in the truck in case somebody needs to move it. 😂

[@wukket]

“One would think that knives would be hard to come by online, especially really sharp ones” I fuckin died 😂

[@bob19611000]

so some (almost none) illegal gadgets. How about a GPS/cellphone masking device or say a "radar speed defeater. Those are actually illegal and available

[@kenofken9458]

The tie clip camera is not that discrete. Nobody outside of lawyers, bankers and high level corporate executives wears a tie anymore, and clips haven't been a big thing since the late 80s.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Very true, but if you can pull it off then more power to ya 🤔

[@ebskigosc5391]

Maybe in the US you don't wear ties, but in Europe you do. Regards from Europe

[@grazz7865]

They have pens that do a better job now. One of my coworkers came in with a recording pen. Fortunately, all my words check with the brain before coming out.

[@aaronowen4425]

why would it be illigal to own the USB destrut hard drive eraser? I mean I could understand if you were using it on a computer that was not yours but if you are using it on your own property to make sure stuff cant be recovered why is that illigal?

[@markr.1984]

It's not...

[@wifey4lifey]

Some of this stuff is seriously crazy!!

[@7thsluglord363]

I own that tiny gerber knife! clips to the front of my plate carrier! cant imagaine why its the first picture in a video about illegal gadgets... since its a .01 inch pocket knife, probably legal even in the UK

[@beerycolton]

Wait until he finds out about credit card knives and *gasp* regular pocket knives!

[@kenmaiseljr9855]

You want a vibrating lock pick, just attach the pick to an electric tooth brush and go from there! And if you need a security tag remover just get a pretty powerful hard drive magnet. Works every time and it's way smaller than those on the websites! Also, most keychain knives are heavy. You don't want a lot of weight on your keychain as it will destroy your cars' ignition over time! The lighter the better!

[@Javmon9]

Sometimes these products are blocked from being shipped to your house when you try to order them online.

[@latetodagame1892]

I don't think you should buy these

[@a1smith]

.... and there's no way round it....... Except when you do get them sent you have to hope Customs don't find them. Then if they find them that they don't pass them on to the Police - butt they will (at least in the UK they will). Then hope the police decide it's not worth prosecuting. So, is it worth ordering illegal items? Not that these particular items are illegal in many- if any - places. Just another deceptive title, more clickbait. I wish you'd use honest titles for your videos not lies.

[@BillHerring-nh5th]

Not one of these things are illegal in the US.

[@sw2938]

They don’t need no key grabber in California. Car theft is legal there.

[@Gadgetguide1]

Great video!! Wow that listening device😵

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Thanks for watching!

[@wayneberry3453]

Man. The quality of that key grabber. Lmao. So much light leak on that screen. I'm betting it will work 900%

[@BlcKjcK-wt8hz]

The Military Grade HDD Eraser put Military Grade 0 everywhere on the disk !

[@DaveInBridport]

I use Amazon and in past ten years have bought: a 12kg Ralphie; a weasel wrench; a telescopic Jimmy harness with asbestos straps; peanut struts for my Honda bike.

[@tek6423]

Is your weasel wrench metric or SAE?

[@DaveInBridport]

@@tek6423 neither! It's a weasel wrench, not a stoat spanner, therefore it's calibrated in bawhairs.

[@klausstock8020]

@@DaveInBridport I can confirm that it's a great tool! The seller was absolutely correct when he said that it works 1000%!

[@BillB]

The keychain knife by Gerber is called the "key note". They also have a similar model called the "zip blade". $20 on the jungle site.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Thanks for the reference, "the jungle site" love that 😆

[@mackbolan5126]

I wish Gerber would bring back the MKII

[@flonoychambers4231]

I already have the GPS tracker, but I would like to get my hands on that tie-clip camera.

[@ITAINTMINE]

Does it work?

[@bigbadhodad3894]

Pocket chip is illegal? What are you on? I own two of them, and they’re far from illegal. They were pulled from the market because one of the developers squandered the money didn’t fulfill orders and the company went bankrupt.

[@TruthWillSetYouFree2]

...and thank you for spreading the word to criminals! 😒😒

[@Spodlet]

This is our Republican future... People getting dramatically upset about things people use every day.

[@kailexx1962]

That micro Gerber knife will probably be available in quantity and cheaply from the local TSA confiscation shop located in a city with a major airport.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

😆 🤣

[@pal6636]

....and the good ol' ' professional door jimmy that AAA and Joey from Jersey uses.

[@jeremiahyeo5863]

That pathetic little shiv that ain’t even a shiv… That is not gonna stop anybody from grabbing your keys. That’s a ridiculous notion to think somebody could try to even defend themselves with that. They would have greater success defending themselves with the plastic Spork. I can hear Crocodile Dundee laughing while rhetorically asking the question… “You call that a knife, mate? …That’s not even a Choade. That’s like an Outy bellybutton.”

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

😆 😆 😆

[@disciple1381]

So let's make videos for more to be aware of these tools to commit crimes and make more victims.🤦‍♂️

[@leilanala]

Where there is a "problem" there is a solution either hardware kits or hardware/software programmable kits. As the natives say in the desert is always water, you only have to look for it,

[@themeat5053]

I think scumbags will always be scumbags and whether or not someone is supposed to have something doesn't enter into their thought process. Locks are on doors to keep honest people honest.

[@markpedersen9506]

I don't take issue with calling any of these devices illegal, as even if they are legal to own, their use in illegal activities is pretty easy to see. What I DO take issue with however is the claim that night time hunting can be a 24 hour a day job. This is clearly a lie 😂 Cool video though, I enjoyed it, snd the chance it gave me to be a pedantic pain!

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

I appreciate the comment!

[@fatherloz2800]

The mini gps tracking is a piece of trash, fails to work, no clear instructions. Avoid at all costs.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Thanks for the comment!

[@JS-jh4cy]

Is there a money printer on the list?

[@klausstock8020]

No, people still need to make money by posting KZbin videos with misleading clickbait titles.

[@ShazzzMazzz]

Why is the pocket chip and GPS tracker illegal.

[@englishrupe01]

In clickbait land.

[@HarshTekie]

#5 is definitely not illegal. Anyone who actually works in computers knows this is built in many OSes now.

[@wukket]

They wouldn’t sell them to the public if they were illegal bro

[@salec7592]

What nefarious usage makes Pocketchip illegal?

[@Kenmarshallintereststx]

I can think of a couple things that are illegal to just buy without certain things being done but are being sold as items for different uses

[@realtyrocks1969]

No you cant

[@ozmoses2011]

Omg that tie camera looks way too obvious. I would love to see someone come up to me with one lol i would rip it out and be like hey I seen these things online

[@MrSpacelyy]

Car key grabber just amplifies the signal. Close the lock with the button, and keyless is disabled, with most of the car models.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

thanks for the tip!

[@jpcaretta8847]

True.

[@salintium]

It doesn't erase your data. Forensics can still retrieve it. These only way it to smelt or shred the drive.

[@mrheart4242]

Absolutely nothing here is against the law in the United States. How they are used is another story. Intent must be rock solid.

[@maxmustermann9587]

There is quite an distinction between illegal to buy and illegal to use without authorisation.

[@markr.1984]

Most of these thing are far from illegal, especially night vision goggles. You can get both night vision and Ir/thermal cams easily but they are $$$$$. Keychain knife is legal almost everywhere, since it has less than a 3" blade. Since most of these are really legal, I'd call this whole video a click-bait magnet of false information.

[@CaptainEverythingHumorandMore]

I noticed that you didn't show how to open the keychain knife. Must have been a pain the in the back.

[@Sejanus3069]

this sounds illegal

[@markr.1984]

Congrats, hundreds of us just fell for classic click-bait scheme. And this video maker just got richer.

[@PCWRLD-jk3rr]

I missed the part where anything was illegal.... Because you can use something to commit a crime does not make it illegal.

[@Godwh1sperer]

A keychain boxcutter is illegal now? Let me guess, it looks nice so its an assault box cutter :/

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

As long as it has a safety 😆 Illegal in some regions, not all places of course

[@klausstock8020]

It's a fully automatic assault box cutter. It's illegal because you can continously open boxes without manually pulling the trigger each time.

[@Godwh1sperer]

@@klausstock8020 infinite ammunition high capacity milspec keychain assault boxcutter with a retractable bayonet that can be ducktaped to a picatinny rail.

[@wesleycook7687]

What about switch blade knives? Lots of gun stores sell them but I always thought they were illegal. A friend of mine has an out the side stilleto but it does have a safety. He also has a parachute knife which is opened out the front. It was brought home from Vietnam.

[@balazsio]

I guess it has legal rules for the length of the blade.

[@jpe1701]

I'm sure there are jurisdictions where they are illegal, like DC used to have a law about carrying knives, but they are legal in most areas and they usually have a limit on the size of the blade. In my state they have to be under 3 inches.

[@mickieg1994]

I don't think it's technically illegal but I used to have what looked like a walkie talkie on steroids that could tune into just about any other radio in its vicinity, including emergency services, security services etc, used to have a lot of fun listening in with it. Pretty sure it could talk to low flying aircraft too

[@smartysmarty1714]

That would be called a hand held transceiver. The generally have dedicated uses. For example, an aviation transceiver will only work on aviation frequencies, etc. They're perfectly legal to own.

[@mickieg1994]

@@smartysmarty1714 that's sounds about right, thanks, been wondering what it was for ages, they're really cool pieces of tech but the one I had was from the 90's I think

[@realtyrocks1969]

In the 90's I had this really cool piece of tech. It was tubular shaped and about 8" long. It had a switch on the bottom that you could turn to different modes. It would vibrate harder and would change intensity with every mode. On the end it had a suction cup too so you could stick it to the wall or the floor. It was really cool. Not sure what it was called though.

[@tmilesffl]

Calling these items illegal, but makes a video so people will know what they are and where to get them

[@jacobgourley5232]

None of this is illegal these are just tools professionals use for legitimate reasons that unfortunately gets used maliciously

[@steamboatwillie7344]

Multipick. You need a cheapo battery powered toothbrush, and a strip off a wiper blade ( look around the floor in any car park. ) Cut it to length, glue on with super glue, and make a tensioner bar by bending some more over at 90 degrees.....and away you go!!

[@avrahamrothschild2418]

The tracker is not based on GPS it's based on a cellular antenna and it's not precise.

[@bouzoukiman5000]

The law mate needs to be attached to politicians for 100% of their term. That should keep the sleazy billionaires away from them

[@Scooter30FTW]

Why would a pocket computer be illegal when everybody already has smart phones that are also computers? I don't get that one.

[@JacksonStreetPollock]

Literally none of these products are illegal.

[@darrensice1550]

There’s a simple answer here and it’s because people don’t care about other people and they have no respect for one another. Here’s a simple way you can see. Ask your fellow officers and random citizens this question?? There’s a person standing on $500,000.00 and you have a choice you can push that person off the money and have it??? Or you can take both and take the person to places they want to see before they die and the person is 70 years old. While they are thinking which one should they say tell them that the person only has 2 weeks before they die but the person doesn’t know only the one standing on the money knows and that’s why they got all the money they had for this experiment The person only wants to see their family in America and the other party of the family in Australia and if the person helps them do this they keep whatever is left.

[@akakjb]

"sharp knives should be hard to come by online" SINCE WHEN?! Have you EVER looked online?

[@walterchapman1128]

Keep them coming

[@thenumber5bus]

#4 isn't illegal they sell them for $5 online

[@JeffM-g8z]

Most of these items are not illegal in any way shape or form. They're illegal to use but not to own there is a different.

[@Mustang8867]

The only thing on this list that could be considered illegal is the key chain knife, and even then it's state dependent..... As in only in a small handful of states

[@iamnobody2]

actually in tennessee it's illegal to have lockpicks if you're not a registered locksmith. weirdly enough even though you can't have any lockpicks, you can open or conceal carry any knife (i think except a literal ballistic knife and possibly injection knives)

[@josephhurst4902]

#1, seems like something that JC Penny, would hate for you to go into a Dressing Room with, but thanks to Privacy Laws they are UNABLE to search you for Prior unless you are a Known Criminal.

[@Tom-g3d]

So whats the gadget in the thumbnail then 🤔?

[@yerbuddy5022]

Wait were u telling us that the listening gadget can be used on safes without saying that

[@kellybrown8638]

Seriously? They may be legal to SELL.... but NOT legal to possess

[@rationalbushcraft]

The vast majority of cars use rolling codes. So even if you capture the code sent the next time it will be different. There are a few older Kia's don't use rolling codes and the Tesla charging port doesn't use them for all the good that will do you. But it is just wrong to say that you can capture the code and break in and start most cars. Now 6 months from now someone will figure out how to crack this and slam this comment but as of today I know of no way to get past rolling codes easily.

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Thanks for the comment and info 👍

[@klausstock8020]

I am not familiar with the device shown in the video, but some are just relays ("radio bridges"). One guys goes to the front door with the first device, another one waits next to the car with the second device. The devices relay the wireless short-range communication between car and key (in the house, hopefully near the door) and the car believes the key is nearby.

[@joosiekawk]

greaat, now every single item on the list is sold out

[@aliorr9356]

Apart from the lock pick and the car key coder why are these illegal?

[@brandoncameron2411]

they arent

[@BillHerring-nh5th]

lock pick is not illegal nor is the key fob coder.

[@killik1]

If you enter a store with the strong magnet remover it will ring the alarm, so.. even if you remove the magnet from the product it's gonna ring on the exit because of the magner remover..

[@richardwilson8404]

Stash it in the store somewhere

[@tomkirby3281]

I have the pocket chip and it is no more "illegal" than any other small computer.

[@englishrupe01]

I agree....me too. Stupid video title is just clickbait.

[@xcannibal6corpse]

what would make one think knives would be hard to come by online , extremely sharp or not ? I dont know about you but i was aware of bud k and other online knife / weapon websites since i was a kid . and yeah you think that tiny gerber is extremely sharp check out the cold steel san mai kukri . Also if extremely sharp knives werent available online dont you think it would make chefs lives a lot harder.

[@nomad90125]

I'm a long time chef & restaurant owner, i bid anyone to challenge the sharpness of my knives in both my butcher's department & my culinary. 😂

[@CynthiaWord-iq7in]

Xacto knife.

[@jwoody8815]

99% of them devices are perfectly legal here.

[@MemeRider]

The Gospel Jesus Christ loves you and died, rose from the dead, and ascended to heaven to pay for your sin! Turn to Him and you will walk in light and be saved. Read the book of John and Luke to see God's love for you!

[@ninjazhu]

The fob is not a key, it is a remote and they other thing is just a universal remote for your cars.

[@jaybax2083]

These devices may be legal to buy and own but can be used against you in a court of law😎

[@BESTCOOLTECH]

Sounds like the intro to a TV show! 📺

[@jaybax2083]

@@BESTCOOLTECH It's all yours, go for it😎