This line of logic just results in the 'guns don't kill, people do' argument.
The TI CC series of wireless chips are _decades_ old and in use with thousand and thousands of devices. You almost certainly are surrounded by multiple CCxxxx chips _right now_ in any little wireless remote control or iot gadget. These are extremely common chips and banning the flipper because it's a hacking device or whatever is just silly since it's not any more problematic than the TI CC wireless dev boards and devices.