> Or is it like walking into someone's private home because they left the door open? Or merely unlocked?
It's more like if you were to walk into a retail establishment where the employees left the door unlocked after heading home for the day.
You can't buy anything because the cash register is locked, and taking something would clearly be stealing, but if sign posted says "we're open", can you be faulted for looking around?
It's more like if you were to walk into a retail establishment where the employees left the door unlocked after heading home for the day.
You can't buy anything because the cash register is locked, and taking something would clearly be stealing, but if sign posted says "we're open", can you be faulted for looking around?