No, that's specious reasoning. OP points out the possibility this is not even real. Do you have any indication that any of this is true? That should be your first step. However, you're somehow arguing that hypotheticals serve as any kind of justification, and a potentially made-up scenario is worth anything.
It should be provably, technically impossible to do this - or at the very least, there should be heavy penalties (say, 10-20% of annual revenue) for doing this without proper judicial ruling. A company should only be able to afford 1 or 2 errors like this.
Are you free just because your master happens to like you and let you do what you want? Obviously not, since he could change his mind at any time.
Have you seen photos of those "do you have criminal thoughts?" posters on London streets. That is art to highlight an issue.
To be fair Such art would not be rapper style)
Also making repossessions easier and safer is nothing to sneeze at.