I don't know for sure, but anything else would surprise me, really.
As far as I know there is no legal precedence (and I'm not a lawyer), but I think that figuring out data formats and protocols counts as "ideas and principles" -- which is okay. It's hard to say, really, courts aren't…
In Norway, we have an un-waverable right by law to reverse engineer computer systems for learning purposes. They are described in Åndsverkloven §§ 39h and 39i. Roughly translated excerpts: § 39h Whoever has the right to…
I don't know for sure, but anything else would surprise me, really.
As far as I know there is no legal precedence (and I'm not a lawyer), but I think that figuring out data formats and protocols counts as "ideas and principles" -- which is okay. It's hard to say, really, courts aren't…
In Norway, we have an un-waverable right by law to reverse engineer computer systems for learning purposes. They are described in Åndsverkloven §§ 39h and 39i. Roughly translated excerpts: § 39h Whoever has the right to…