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Re:Accessing Publicly Available Information on the Internet ... by choward on Thursday December 14, 2017 @01:17PM (#15924862)
Are you just trying to play devil's advocate or do you really believe this? With HTTP, you're requesting access and then the server gives you the some information. It's up to the server to decide to give you the information. If the server doesn't give you the info, you can try to hack it but you might be breaking the law.

Same with a cafe. You can request access and the cafe can turn you away or serve you. If they turn you away and you refuse to leave, then you are breaking the law (like hacking).

Basically if I request something from you and you give it to me, that's your problem, not mine.

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