Duty LXD-0096
Crawls the web, in Iran
Computer Crimes Law of the Islamic Republic of Iransince 1 line
Law on Computer Crimes (Law No. 71,063), Islamic Consultative Assembly, approved January 2009, effective June 2009, incorporated into the Islamic Penal Code
- Do not access or intercept a computer system without authorization, including through automated agents or AI crawlers, regardless of whether a Terms of Service restriction has been posted.
Electronic Commerce Law, Copyright in Digital Works Chapterin force3 lines
Electronic Commerce Law (2003), Arts. 62-63 (copyright in digital works) and Art. 74 (penalty) · Read the law's page
- Do not copy, perform, distribute, supply or publish a copyrighted electronic data message without the author's permission.
- A temporary copy made only because it is an inevitable part of processing a data message on a network is exempt from that permission requirement.
- No exception in this Law covers copying for text-and-data-mining or AI-model training beyond that temporary, network-processing copy.
Electronic Commerce Law, Trade Secrets Chapterin force2 lines
Electronic Commerce Law (2003), Arts. 64-65 (trade secrets) and Art. 75 (penalty) · Read the law's page
- Do not illegally acquire, or disclose to a third party, a trade or economic secret in an electronic environment.
- Information, software, methods, plans, financial information or a customer list that has economic value, is inaccessible to the public, and has been reasonably protected qualifies as a protected electronic trade secret.