Re:Accessing Publicly Available Information on the Internet ...
by jimktrains2 on Thursday December 14, 2017 @12:13PM
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I actually think it would be a violation. There is a clear delineation between the private space of the coffee shop and the public space.
It becomes less clear where that delineation is not clear: a menu posted on a window or an automated phone system. These are both private things intended for at-large public consumption. My impression is that the EFF and hiq labs is taking the stance that it's a menu placed in the window, not being let in after being told you can't come in.
It becomes less clear where that delineation is not clear: a menu posted on a window or an automated phone system. These are both private things intended for at-large public consumption. My impression is that the EFF and hiq labs is taking the stance that it's a menu placed in the window, not being let in after being told you can't come in.