If I hack an Android device over internet (using Kali Linux) and the victim doesn't file any complaint, shall I be punished for hacking?

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If I hack an Android device over internet (using Kali Linux) and the victim doesn't file any complaint, shall I be punished for hacking?
There will be two sides.
1 You are guilty according to law and if law find you they will punish.
2 If owner don't have any problem and don't complain they there is no punishment.

Thankyou

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