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The exact details would depend on what they do with the uploads and the specific countries they're uploaded to/from. I'd presume they do this for security and d
by JaRail 7y ago
The exact details would depend on what they do with the uploads and the specific countries they're uploaded to/from. I'd presume they do this for security and debugging purposes, not to 'steal' the libraries. Like a virus company uploading samples of 'suspicious' .dlls for analysis, this looks like a fair use exception.
- sharpneli 7y agoThis is a good point. And in EU interoperability is explicit reason for not just this but full fledged reverse-engineering.
- evilDagmar 7y agoIt's not a fair use exception because Facebook is not the party involved in the copyright agreement. They're a completely separate third party so they don't have any rights at all to those files.