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May be you're target audience isn't correct.
I had experience dealing with consumer products. I had to face backlashes when my targeting is incorrect. People starts to misbehave. In that case I don't bother, as they will never be my customers.
Respectfully avoid them.
Depends on the misuse honestly. When i was working for Gitlab we had a massive spike in fraudulent trials, people we're spinning up bots, taking free trials and mining cryptocurrency with them. We got a ton of extra cloud fees on this it was wild.
If it doesn't interfere with my main customers or cause anyone problems or harm, and it doesn't break any laws, they are welcome to go for it. If it's a physical product, it's their property once they buy it. They can disassemble it, modify it, fix it, resell it, give it away, destroy it, and otherwise use it in unintended ways all they want.
If it's a digital product, there are IP laws that disallow piracy and unauthorized commercial use and stuff like that, but I don't really care about how people use my digital products if it's just for personal use (again, assuming they are not harming anyone). If they want to print posters of it, use it as art references, hold viewing parties, or whatever else, it's fine by me.