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which button are you talking about, exaclty...

• volume up / down
• power / (un-)lock

?????

any way, hacking into 50'000+ devices at an early alpha stage (except for the UI which seems to be fairly smooth... do i sense the usual nemo / Mer C like crap here?!? community = NOT working ) does not make much sense for any hacker, just not worth the effort considering the development needed to get it done

couple thoughts about posts on this thread...

• Jolla themselves said last spring when presenting their 1st device that they would present a "cheaper" device (w/out TOH) in 1st ½ of 2014
  considering time to get 1st device into customers' hands, we might see another "popular" Jolla device in a years' time...
• why o why would any consumer in his right mind install Sailfish OS on any device?!?
  UI is fairly smooth (with Sailfish apps) but again, the mer community / crap
  could blame Jolla for NOT porting back more; or simply developing everything themselves, professionally?!?
  i mean, look @ it... UI close to 100% (it's Quality, not quantity but still, it pays off) OS... nothing! boots up, but that's about it
  
• & here the last, sorest point... why would an average consumer buy a Jolla device? for the Android apps? come on! i have a SGT2-7 since a few months and even though (coming from a N9!) it took a few hrs to get used to Sailfish's swipe / pull and it's apps specifics, compared to the Droid mess... day and night.
  still, the whole package is simply in an too early stage to be prime time ready...

EDIT: typo