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It has nothing to do with any sort of feeling. Perhaps you should check your own mental state. It is the same as any confidential data. Logs, readings from sen
by tensor 3y ago
It has nothing to do with any sort of feeling. Perhaps you should check your own mental state.
It is the same as any confidential data. Logs, readings from sensors, etc etc. If it's confidential and given to a 3rd party through a contract that doesn't mean that it's suddenly not confidential data for the rest of the world, even if the 3rd party leaks it.
And if you really have a lawyer trying to tell you that some, at best, extreme grey area, is fine to build a business on, I think you should find a new lawyer.
- rvcdbn 3y agoI think that just further shows your worldview that defaults to information/data as property. I think this is wrong both in the sense that it isn't really what the law says (but aren't going to agree here anyway) but more importantly I think what it should say. Information should not be and is not property by default. There are only three specific ways in which it can become property ("intellectual property"): copyright, trademark and patent. If it's none of those then the government doesn't get to make any rules about how anyone deals in the data because of the 1st Amendment. That's my understanding of the US system at least.