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Supreme Court revives LinkedIn case to protect user data from web scrapers

3 min•15 juni 2021
The Supreme Court has given LinkedIn another chance to stop a rival company from scraping personal information from users’ public profiles, a practice LinkedIn says should be illegal but one that could have broad ramifications for internet researchers and archivists.

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