If you needed privledged access to get the url's and are then using them in your own solution you've most likely violated some TOS, and they can argue you're sh

If you needed privledged access to get the url's and are then using them in your own solution you've most likely violated some TOS, and they can argue you're sharing privledged information. It doesn't matter if the links are accessible without an account if you need an account to get the links in the first place. Understand that their website, terrible as it may be, is apart of their product. Browsing on their platform is apart of their business and they can argue you're taking that away by aggregating privledged links on your own website. Also understand it doesn't matter if you're legally right or not. They probably have more money than you, and defense of a case is a minimum 80k. You would have years of back and forth and a judge that doesn't understand tech doing summary judgement. U.S. civil system is entirely broken.