Your analogy isn't correct.
It's more akin to leaving the car keys with the manufacturer when you are getting your car serviced.
It's more akin to leaving the car keys with the manufacturer when you are getting your car serviced.
You are supposed to know that beforehand, and they are even discorauging you to consider that there are some issues with handing over an unlocked phone, which means 95% of their userbase are not aware that there are security implications.