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Laundering stolen property is not a means of escaping the law - and the terms of service were part & parcel of the related code, models, weights, etc. If they
by O__________O 4y ago
Laundering stolen property is not a means of escaping the law - and the terms of service were part & parcel of the related code, models, weights, etc. If they were not included in the related downloads by a third-party, upon discovery, Facebook would simply send a cease and desist notice to the party currently violating the terms with a copy of the terms, at which point, they would be in direct violation of the terms. If party failed to comply, Facebook would also send legal notices to anyone contributing to the breach of contract such as payment providers, hosts, etc.
- huggingmouth 4y agoWhat laws do you imagine are being violated by sharing the models?
- O__________O 4y agoAs I am sure you’re aware, I have already addressed that matter here: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35259914 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35259914 If you disagree, please provide a legal basis to support such claims based on legal code or case law via a response to the comment linked to above.
- huggingmouth 4y agoNo I wasn't. Will continue the discussion there.