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> it is entirely reasonable to assume that "the key in your copy of the app" is "your personal access key". I've never been in a situation where I was given an
by User3456335 3y ago
> it is entirely reasonable to assume that "the key in your copy of the app" is "your personal access key".
I've never been in a situation where I was given an app binary as a user but where the author intended for me to go find a key in the decompilation so that I could manually access information that wasn't visible in the app.
This seems like it is an unreasonable thing to assume. And courts seem to agree.
- Ensorceled 3y ago> This seems like it is an unreasonable thing to assume. And courts seem to agree. Illegal vs legal and reasonable vs unreasonable are not entirely analogous. There are lots of laws that I think are unreasonable and a lot of legal things that I think are unreasonable.