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"... or even just violating your terms of use, CFAA is merely the statute that enables that." Are you sure? The Court in the 4/29/13 Order says violating term
by rawdisk 11y ago
"... or even just violating your terms of use, CFAA is merely the statute that enables that."
Are you sure? The Court in the 4/29/13 Order says violating terms of use would not be enough to sustain a CFAA claim. See page 6.
It is interesting how the Plaintiff changed the TOU after the "unauthorized access" and how the copyright claims were dismissed early.
The Defendents made a mistake by ignoring the C&D letter - that opened up the potential for CFAA liability. But I'm not sure they made a mistake in believing they could copy and serve the same classifieds. It appears they could if they obtained them through a third party.