Its questionable now if your device was actually properly functioning from day one prior to overclocking. You do realise the endless amounts of warnings informing users to _not_ overclock their device at any rate regardless if their device is capable of being overclocked or not. Contrary to all that you decided to overclock just because the device is not working to the way you expected it, and then you tried to take happy snaps when you found out you had issues with camera `app' which pissed you right off.

Nobody said you can't take photos or make phone calls just because the device is equipped with it. Ironically nobody is going to think that its the device's fault when you've been tinkering things that normally carries its own labels and warnings. CSSU is not stable and overclocking is generally bad for the device. You ignored all those warnings just to think you're ahead of the game. You went to wedding party without initially testing the device after you have done all the modifications on the device to your satisfaction. You rightly assumed the device will `just work fine' until you found out camera `app' doesn't work. Now tell me, who's fault is it when you are going to explain to an officer for instance that you've ran through a red light with a modified car after knowing full well that there is a chance you'll get fined? `No sir, its not my fault its my car's fault you see... I've done some mods and now the car just doesn't work like its supposed to.'