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As far as the legality goes I would assume LinkedIn gets to decide. It's a 3rd party service, I haven't read their TOS but I'm assuming they own everything and
by ndefinite 15y ago
As far as the legality goes I would assume LinkedIn gets to decide. It's a 3rd party service, I haven't read their TOS but I'm assuming they own everything and merely permit users to use their service. Sure there are terms but legal ownership is LinkedIn's.
Curious to see how LinkedIn handles the account that's actually been taken over and replaced with a new name. I doubt the idea of one person building a network and then selling the packaged contacts to another person fits at all with LinkedIn's plans for the future. The last think LinkedIn needs right now is people to start goldfarming.