There is a big difference between hustling (hardcore sales), being naughty (sneaking into a room you shouldn't, getting your hands on a phone number you shouldn't be able to) and breaking things (manipulating a system to your advantage) to something like this.
A combination of above would be to stalk down Tim Ferriss' number, organize $150 in car rental credit or whatever, and then text him to let him know that the car is ready for him. Or, even still, rent a car for him and send it to his building, and let him know its waiting for him.
That is an example of breaking the system. Blatantly hacking someone else's phone doesn't do anything for your sales; it doesn't do anything to showcase your product (unless your product is a phone hacking/security device); and there is nothing personal to it at all.
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There is a big difference between hustling (hardcore sales), being naughty (sneaking into a room you shouldn't, getting your hands on a phone number you shouldn't be able to) and breaking things (manipulating a system to your advantage) to something like this.
A combination of above would be to stalk down Tim Ferriss' number, organize $150 in car rental credit or whatever, and then text him to let him know that the car is ready for him. Or, even still, rent a car for him and send it to his building, and let him know its waiting for him.
That is an example of breaking the system. Blatantly hacking someone else's phone doesn't do anything for your sales; it doesn't do anything to showcase your product (unless your product is a phone hacking/security device); and there is nothing personal to it at all.
That's just my view on it anyway.