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This is a bad analogy - it's more like you request access to an area, there are no locks, you're invited in and told that the content is not restricted.
by tailsdog 5y ago
This is a bad analogy - it's more like you request access to an area, there are no locks, you're invited in and told that the content is not restricted.
- inopinatus 5y agoNo, it isn’t. This is a self-serving fiction, and repeating it for the witless is how they end up being prosecuted. The mitigating circumstance is if you have a written agreement that says, you are authorised to be there, and doing what you’re doing.