Maps

I have been to the dealer here , asking about cam installs and maps and got a simple reply , never done it !
I'm a bit surprised that the T120 appears to have such a limited performance base , outside of pipes . Peter

Copyright laws differ from country to country and is always a complex issue.

I work in a profession where I have to be mindful of using/sharing others work, even where that work is published on the internet for all to see. 

My (very) simplistic view is that if someone else has put in time/money to develop, write or design something, whether that is electronic or a physical item, they effectively own the copyright & have a say in what happens to it.

So unless the author has specifically said it's free to distribute, copy or use a s a basis for change, I would need permission from the author to do so to avoid any potential copyright issues.

Even if someone creates a product specifically for you, in this case a map for your ECU, then that product is for your use only unless the person who created it has given you permission to share it.

As for the argument, 'you paid for it therefore you own it', that doesn't hold water. I own and have paid for many electronic books and I can read them, even move them from my Kobo to my PC, or a storage device, but I don't own the content, I can't copy it for sale or distribution, I can't quote it in a piece of my own work or plagiarise it & pass it off as my own work. 

In the world of copyright, there's no distinction made between an item created and distributed electronically, in physical form or even an idea, as long as it can be proved that the original thinker/author came up with it.