"Why don't you just tell me the name of the movie you selected..."

Did anyone go looking for the Android app "NU JamLogger" in the Android Marketplace? I couldn't find it and tried a variety of likely search terms.

How much of my G1's precious battery power was wasted on this fruitless search? We'll never know.

So I guess this is where the analogy breaks down. When I am in my house, I have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Peeping Tom laws were created to codify that expectation.

It would be hard to convince me that a company can have the same expecation of privacy when they put information on a publicly accessible web server. That web server is the place on the internet to go if you want to find out about the company in question. There is a tacit agreement that the company wants people to look in the windows. They will, I think, be hard pressed to sue anyone for linking to info accessible through a public web site without requiring so much as a password.