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Yeah, but this is slightly different. This is about a business owner trying to control who can look through the windows.
by 1MoreThing 7y ago
Yeah, but this is slightly different. This is about a business owner trying to control who can look through the windows.
- nickjj 7y ago> Yeah, but this is slightly different. This is about a business owner trying to control who can look through the windows. Is it any different tho? I don't think there's a clean analogy for window shopping on the web. If you visit example.com to take a look at the site then you are really inside of example.com's business / store front. Their servers are spending resources to serve your traffic. The doors have been opened. I also think a brick and mortar business has the right to prevent you from (literally) window shopping too because if you enter the land that they own (or are renting) and they do not want to serve you then you are trespassing on private property.