Duty LXD-0194
Crawls the web, in Taiwan
Copyright Act, fair use of a workin force2 lines
Copyright Act (著作權法), Arts. 65, 91 · Read the law's page
- Test a collection or training use of another's copyrighted work against Article 65's fair-use factors (purpose and character, nature of the work, proportion used, and market effect) case by case; there is no separate text-and-data-mining exception or opt-out mechanism to rely on instead.
- A use exceeding fair use that reproduces a work without authorization risks criminal exposure under Article 91.
Criminal Code, Offenses Against Computer Securityin force3 lines
Criminal Code of the Republic of China (中華民國刑法), Arts. 358-363 · Read the law's page
- Do not access another's computer or related equipment by entering someone else's password, defeating a technical protective measure, or exploiting a system vulnerability without cause; each is a separate ground for criminal exposure under Article 358.
- Do not build or use a program whose purpose is committing one of the offenses in this chapter (Article 362).
- Accessing a page that imposes no password or technical protective measure has not been shown to fall within this chapter's access offense.
Fair Trade Act, general clause against deceptive or unfair competitive conductin force1 line
Fair Trade Act (公平交易法), Arts. 6, 25, 42 · Read the law's page
- Do not engage in deceptive conduct, or conduct that is obviously unfair and capable of affecting trading order, toward a competitor; Article 25 is a residual clause the Fair Trade Commission can apply to a novel unfair-competition claim, including one framed around reuse of a competitor's content or data, that no more specific provision of the Act covers.