Yes, you probably are. There may not be much technical difference between your hypothetical GET and PRINT requests, but the law generally isn't written or inte

Yes, you probably are. There may not be much technical difference between your hypothetical GET and PRINT requests, but the law generally isn't written or interpreted by technically minded people. Think of it this way. It is reasonable to assume that a server which responds to http requests on the internet is intended for public browsing. However, a printer that responds to un-authenticated job requests over the internet much more likely to be a configuration error, then intended for public use.