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What are some examples of this? E.g. if a website is free but requires an account to access (i.e. valid email address), is it still considered publicly accessi
by mirkules 4y ago
What are some examples of this?
E.g. if a website is free but requires an account to access (i.e. valid email address), is it still considered publicly accessible or not?
- jffry 4y agoI do not know for sure either way, but my assumption is that it would be different if you must create a user account and in the process agree to terms of service that prohibit scraping.
- markdown 4y agoAccording to the Korean Supreme court, if it requires an account to access, then the TOS applies. In this instance, an account was not required to access the data, therefore the TOS did not apply. > (ii) Yanolja’s general terms of use was clearly applicable to registered users only;