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IANAL (I am not a lawyer) - but I think there’s a distinction here in that the lawn mower is going to be on private property, but having urls in the Internet is
by bfung 7y ago
IANAL (I am not a lawyer) - but I think there’s a distinction here in that the lawn mower is going to be on private property, but having urls in the Internet is generally assumed to be public.
- colejohnson66 7y agoAccording to the DMCA, even if it’s up for public viewing, the mere act of making a copy is theft. For example, if the MPAA posted a full length movie on YouTube for free viewing, and you made a copy, you’ve committed a crime. That’s ignoring the fact that you already do make a copy: your browser cache. It’s perverted, but it’s what the law is.