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So do we consider the web and websites to be public places or private places, and does out change depending on who runs the site? Is a government website a pri

by ehnto 6y ago

So do we consider the web and websites to be public places or private places, and does out change depending on who runs the site? Is a government website a private setting? Is a personal blog private or public? I wonder if other countries have already explored this and written some law about it.

codecutter 6y ago
Any website that is not behind a pay wall or does not require me to login to read the content, I would consider it to be a public site.
- RHSeeger 6y ago
  I think you are using "public" differently here than a lot of people would. A public bathroom is still "public" in that it's available to anyone and doesn't require specific information about you to use. However, most people would still consider it a private place, and expect their privacy to be respected while using it.