Yes, while you may claim that your app is intended for ethical hacking, as a developer, you still have a responsibility to ensure that your app cannot be used for other purposes with malicious intent. Here are some important considerations: 1. **Legality**: You need to ensure that your app complies with relevant laws and regulations. This includes data protection laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or regional privacy laws. 2. **User consent**: Even if your app is intended for ethical purposes, users still need to explicitly consent to the collection and use of data. Without proper user consent, you may face legal liability. 3. **Terms of use**: Create clear terms and conditions of use that detail the purpose and limitations of the app and clearly prohibit any malicious use. 4. **Safeguards**: Consider implementing technical measures to limit the functionality of your app to prevent it from being misused. 5. **Transparency**: Be transparent and explain to users how the app works and what data is processed. 6. **Liability**: If your app is used maliciously and causes damage, you may be held liable, so be careful when designing and managing your app. In summary, ensuring that your app cannot be misused is an ethical and legal responsibility and a necessary measure to protect your users and yourself.