16 March 2020Rory O'Neill

LinkedIn urges SCOTUS to allow data-scraping ban

Microsoft’s LinkedIn has asked the US Supreme Court to allow the networking platform to block third-parties from “scraping” data publicly available on its users’ profiles.

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LinkedIn urges SCOTUS to allow data-scraping ban

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