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You mean like in the United States v. Aaron Swartz case? I'm sorry, but accessing non-publicly available data in a way that violates the T&C of a site (which y
by i_have_an_idea 3y ago
You mean like in the United States v. Aaron Swartz case?
I'm sorry, but accessing non-publicly available data in a way that violates the T&C of a site (which you agreed to, in order to be granted the registration), is well-established to be illegal and, if you are prosecuted, you can face serious penalties.
People should not be encouraged to do things that can land them in jail.