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If you don't agree to the licensing terms, then you have no legal right to access, archive, or redistribute the content.
by raldi 3y ago
If you don't agree to the licensing terms, then you have no legal right to access, archive, or redistribute the content.
- neovialogistics 3y agoIs it true that people have no right to access any of the content on a website based in the USA without agreeing to that website's TOS if: * the majority of the content is publically available to users who have not agreed to the TOS, such as when arriving on the website for the first time from a search engine result?
- YetAnotherNick 3y agoLinkedin lost the case on this AFAIK. It is allowed to scrape linkedin if you haven't accepted TOS. They could TOS-wall the site, but if they allow to access without TOS then you could access it without agreeing. Also Google definitely access every site and even caches it without accepting any TOS.