Re:Internet hyperlinks do not infringe copyright, EU court a...
by calgoo on Thursday April 07, 2016 @11:28AM
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There was also the comment about being freely available already. So a page behind username / password would not be freely available and you would be breaking the law.
Now, if a user on a private page, marked something as public, but did not publish the link, then it would be legal as you could argue that its freely available.*
Now, if a user on a private page, marked something as public, but did not publish the link, then it would be legal as you could argue that its freely available.*
* Not a lawyer, so just my own understanding.