unhacked: not
cut or
hacked (
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/unhacked)
unhackable: Not hackable; that cannot be hacked or broken into. (
https://www.wordnik.com/words/unhackable)
I guess in a hyper literal, definition not really as it's used by people, you are not wrong.
Right this second I cannot hack it, and therefore it is right this second unhackable. As soon as someone finds vulnerabilities that could be used to hack it, it is of course still right that second unhackable! After all that vulnerability only THEORETICALLY leads to a hack, it is not quite a hack in and of itself. But at some point with continued development that likely set of vulnerabilities can be turned into an exploit to hack the Switch 2, at which on the nanosecond the last character is typed in the exploit code, suddenly the Switch 2 becomes hackable.
In fact for people without the ability to look up how to, you could easily argue any console ever released is unhackable, to that person, because they could not do it.
I'm fairly certain my grandpa could not hack a Wii. So the Wii is clearly unhackable! (to him)
Really makes you think, doesn't it?
's keep writing that while zero exploits are discovered. Plenty of devices, like iPhones in lockdown mode, have never been hacked. And that's even when nation's want to unlock them and have the full resources of their spy agencies available. Just because some devices of the past have been hacked doesn't mean those in the present or future will; the Switch 2 is unhackable. That's the kryptonite to your copium.
... Nintendo absolutely deserved that!"
