> ... absent copyright, or some sort of NDA or other agreement. I'm pretty sure the caveats you started listing here are exactly the type of interesting questi

> ... absent copyright, or some sort of NDA or other agreement. I'm pretty sure the caveats you started listing here are exactly the type of interesting question the person you're responding to was trying to invoke. For instance, in the US, if you are my healthcare provider and are granted access to my medical records, the answer is that you can only do a very restricted set of things with that data. Because we -- the US society -- have decided to create "another agreement" called HIPAA. There's all sorts of stuff like this. GDPR. PCI-DSS. Government-classified information. Anything your company sends out that's marked confidential. These agreements that you so quickly dismiss are exactly where the interesting conversations around data seem to be happening.