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The article does say what Ton-That did violates most sites' TOS. It's now up to the sites to take legal action against him.
by bobbylarrybobby 7y ago
The article does say what Ton-That did violates most sites' TOS. It's now up to the sites to take legal action against him.
- microdrum 7y agoI mean, it's a search engine right? Google scrapes Facebook at global scale.
- raldi 7y agoNo it doesn’t. Google honors Facebook’s robots.txt, which excludes basically all the valuable data. It’s why they blew billions trying to get us all to switch to Google+.
- microdrum 7y agoThat's so weird because I see text and images from fb domains in google search results all the time. Likewise LinkedIn.
- raldi 7y agoNo, I’m talking about them being apparently vulnerable to a trillion-dollar copyright lawsuit from the users — that is, the owners of the copyrights on the photos they’re storing, analyzing, and redistributing.