← Back to context Comment by rainboiboi 12 years ago Why not? It's a publicly available link. 8 comments rainboiboi Reply discordance 12 years ago That wouldn't hold. Links to copyrighted content (eg torrents) are often publicly available, and are not considered legal. aptwebapps 12 years ago Yes, but it links, via a redirect, to the copyright holder's own website. As someone commented upthread, if they want to block it, they can. freehunter 12 years ago Weez got busted for using publicly available links to access private information. 5 replies →
discordance 12 years ago That wouldn't hold. Links to copyrighted content (eg torrents) are often publicly available, and are not considered legal. aptwebapps 12 years ago Yes, but it links, via a redirect, to the copyright holder's own website. As someone commented upthread, if they want to block it, they can. freehunter 12 years ago Weez got busted for using publicly available links to access private information. 5 replies →
aptwebapps 12 years ago Yes, but it links, via a redirect, to the copyright holder's own website. As someone commented upthread, if they want to block it, they can. freehunter 12 years ago Weez got busted for using publicly available links to access private information. 5 replies →
freehunter 12 years ago Weez got busted for using publicly available links to access private information. 5 replies →
That wouldn't hold. Links to copyrighted content (eg torrents) are often publicly available, and are not considered legal.
Yes, but it links, via a redirect, to the copyright holder's own website. As someone commented upthread, if they want to block it, they can.
Weez got busted for using publicly available links to access private information.
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