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You can reasonably assume that if no terms and conditions were offered, then your use of a publicly accessible endpoint is authorized. But if terms and conditi
by wat10000 1y ago
You can reasonably assume that if no terms and conditions were offered, then your use of a publicly accessible endpoint is authorized.
But if terms and conditions ARE offered to you, and you bypass acceptance somehow, then you're knowingly accessing the system without being authorized.
I really doubt this would be prosecuted except as part of some much larger misbehavior, but it is there.
- _carbyau_ 1y agoIf I use wget to mirror a site and there are terms and conditions that I never see then I'm "using a public facing API while being unaware of terms and conditions". So, then what?