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they don't really have a product outside storing data, an amateur could scrape Facebook and do facial recognition and the only reason it hasn't happened yet is

they don't really have a product outside storing data, an amateur could scrape Facebook and do facial recognition and the only reason it hasn't happened yet is because of how expensive the storage would be

octoberfranklin 5y ago
Actually scraping Facebook is really difficult. They have some of the most aggressive browser-fingerprinting out there. Archive.is gave up trying because their facebook accounts kept getting restricted, and each new account needed a new SIM card to sign up so they aren't free..
- Flankk 5y ago
  You also don't have a right to make copies. That all changes if you purchase the data.
  - tremon 5y ago
    Yes, you do. It's a natural right, not limited by either the constitution or copyright law. You cannot distribute your copies, that is all.
    - Flankk 5y ago
      TIL intellectual property theft is a natural right.