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Well, it's not his fault Apple is sending traffic to the web site he owns. If it is true that there is anything illegal with owning that domain and receiving t
by droithomme 14y ago
Well, it's not his fault Apple is sending traffic to the web site he owns.
If it is true that there is anything illegal with owning that domain and receiving traffic, then it is also true that a nefarious agent could "mistakenly" send a bunch of requests containing "private information" to the server of an enemy, then report the enemy's "illegal actions" to the authorities.
- adlwalrus 14y agoThis is a great point, and it illustrates the absurdity of many other laws as well.
- thrownaway2424 14y agoRight. If there's anything illegal going on here, it's Apple using its customers' computers to DDoS this guy's domain.
- codeka 14y agoThe main difference here is that he bought the domain after it was known Apple was sending requests to it. But I do agree that any (hypothetical) legal ramifications would look bad for Apple.
- rlpb 14y agoThis isn't how the law works. The law cares about intent.