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Opening unlocked doors, entering and removing property is generally considered to be theft. The key here is that these services were not advertising their pres
by dleslie 6y ago
Opening unlocked doors, entering and removing property is generally considered to be theft.
The key here is that these services were not advertising their presence.
- ddingus 6y agoWhere are the locks? There are often ways to beaches and other spaces unadvertised, but otherwise OK to use. Sure looks to me like a potential landmine for people. Bad practice with big pockets should still just be bad practice with the same consequences for all who don't bother with better practices. There was no lock on this at all.
- ddingus 6y agoTheft requires property owners to be denied their property or the use of it. That did not happen here. Theft is not part of the discussion. Infringement could be, and is at least the right language for the discussion.