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It's not actually in copmany B's space. It's in Niantic's database and the associated coordinates match the location of company B. The law doesn't come into it.
by 794CD01 10y ago
It's not actually in copmany B's space. It's in Niantic's database and the associated coordinates match the location of company B. The law doesn't come into it. You don't own information just because it happens to be about you. Especially if it's about a real world location which you only temporarily lease.
- adrianN 10y ago> You don't own information just because it happens to be about you. The lawsuits that force google to blur faces and some houses in Germany seem to indicate otherwise. Those are privacy related problems, but I think they still show that your blanket statement needs more nuance.
- 794CD01 10y agoSure, some countries have stupid laws. I would still say homosexuals are people who deserve the same rights as anyone else, even though there are countries where that is not true.
- noddingham 10y agoExcept the law does come into. If the coordinates in Niantic's database are on private property, then you'd be trespassing.
- x1798DE 10y agoOnly if you physically go there.