> What does "shouldn't have access to" mean? It means that the stakeholders of the system, normally its owners, do not mean for you to have access. Here's one

> What does "shouldn't have access to" mean? It means that the stakeholders of the system, normally its owners, do not mean for you to have access. Here's one way you can estimate whether the owners intend that you should have access: Imagine an in-person conversation with the owner or controller of the data, or their most knowledgeable representative. If you asked them verbally whether you may access the data, and they said "no," then you "shouldn't" have access to the data. > If you are granted access to a valid request then what other interpretation can there be . . . See above. This is also the interpretation that will be relevant in court if you are sued or arrested, so mark it carefully.