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It a crime to enter an unlocked door, or even to walk into a building with no door at all, uninvited. This is a very different thing than visiting a public web
by ensignavenger 4y ago
It a crime to enter an unlocked door, or even to walk into a building with no door at all, uninvited. This is a very different thing than visiting a public website.
- leereeves 4y agoWe're not talking about merely "visiting" a public website.
- iovrthoughtthis 4y agosearching for a distinction between actively controlling a gui client vs passively controlling a interface-less client?
- leereeves 4y agoThe distinction is in the intention of the designers, and the expected behavior of an average person, and both matter to the court. Hackers tend to overemphasize the technical aspects of an issue, whereas courts mostly care about the human aspects.