> "spying" of one's competition, mainly in e-commerce. Tracking inventories, fine-tuning prices, tracking how they promote certain products online, etc. That’s

> "spying" of one's competition, mainly in e-commerce. Tracking inventories, fine-tuning prices, tracking how they promote certain products online, etc. That’s not spying, that’s a completely legitimate and normal use case of the web. Everything on the web is public, and the web was also created to allow that.