Sorry, I was trying to understand on where is the Analogy there?
Alice is on the bus and suddenly BOB (alice has never seen him before) turns up and grabs Alice's cell phone and claims he is keeping it and it is now his own personal cell phone. Alice then says to BOB give my phone back BOB or else I will go to the cops and report this theft.
Who is this theft? Doesn't make sense. If BOB is the theft, Alice should have said: "I will report you to the police/cops". Or is this a riddle? Is she in wonderland?
EDIT1:
theft does not really matter for this.
It does matter. If you want to bring vis-à-vis argument on the table for whatever purpose it may serve, everything matters (unless my university law subject professors taught me wrong).
Anyway, I will just move on to another topic.
See you around, cryptohunter.
EDIT2:
This part clearly shows you are here discussing something else
Exactly.
For example - Did Alice take the phone from someone Bob knows? that could change things.
That's what I'm pointing out to CH's
this theft. It could be someone else is involved, which resulted in his
analogy.