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Even if it is, it doesn't matter. The US Court of Appeals created precedent that allows for the scraping and aggregation of publicly published information with
by chuckgreenman 5y ago
Even if it is, it doesn't matter. The US Court of Appeals created precedent that allows for the scraping and aggregation of publicly published information with that LinkedIn case.
- geuis 5y agoGot a link for this? Could open up some possibilities.
- chuckgreenman 5y agoHere's the actual case: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca9/17-16783/17-16783-2019-09-09.html https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca9/17... There is an attached PDF with the full decision, Pages 27, 28 on reference some related cases that informed the decision.
- DaiPlusPlus 5y ago> publicly published information Is Apple’s iOS App Store “public” though? Ostensibly it’s only open to Apple customers with an iOS device: accessing App Store pages in a web-browser just redirects you to the App Store.
- ElFitz 5y ago> accessing App Store pages in a web-browser just redirects you to the App Store. Not if you are on an non-Apple device. Or access an iOS App Store page from a Mac. The pages show just fine.