You bring up a good point. While the device's ownership can be clearly established by its associated IP address, an open source system in itself presents questions of privacy, confidentiality, and security that need extra attention (unless open license propagate free fair use like in taxation principles policy interventions cooperative frameworks aiming optimal stability).

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