Scraping Public Websites (Still) Isn't a Crime, Court of Appeals Declares | Electronic Frontier Foundation

Reiterating its prior common-sense opinion, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in hiQ v. LinkedIn that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act likely does not bar scraping data from a public website against the wishes of the website owner. Last year, after the Supreme Court decided its first CFAA...

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