In short, even if some users retain some privacy interests in their information notwithstanding their decision to make their profiles public, we cannot, on the

In short, even if some users retain some privacy interests in their information notwithstanding their decision to make their profiles public, we cannot, on the record before us, conclude that those interests—or more specifically, LinkedIn’s interest in preventing hiQ from scraping those profiles—are significant enough to outweigh hiQ’s interest in continuing its business, which depends on accessing, analyzing, and communicating information derived from public LinkedIn profiles. Reasonable. If a platform helps you make information of an individual public, then why it should matter for the platform how the market uses that public information?