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I believe that store can stop you from coming inside and photographing all the displays. I don't think they can stop you from photographing through the window.
by KGIII 9y ago
I believe that store can stop you from coming inside and photographing all the displays.
I don't think they can stop you from photographing through the window.
It's an interesting case.
- wolco 9y agoIn this case you go in and request the price and they tell you. They can't stop you from sharing the price its public now.
- KGIII 9y agoWe are just gonna beat this analogy to death, aren't we?
- icebraining 9y agoNo, they didn't tell HiQ. In fact, HiQ is suing LinkedIn because LinkedIn refuse to tell them.
- rdslw 9y agoNo, they did tell then stopped on 5th product. LIN gives this information (product price) for first few questions, then if you ask about 5th price they say: 403, no more for you. WHILE IF at the same moment, different person (or you in proxy-ip-disguise) comes and asks for 5th product price, LIN happily (and publicly) gives this information. And if the person comes wearing googlebot tshirt, LIN drops to knees and give a ..... full-db-dump-job ;) Bing/Baidu thsirts also fit. Source: www.linkedin.com/robots.txt HiQ simply says: that's unfair you can't decide who is good and whois bad. Effectively LIN bans any google competitor (documented case).