> An intern then manually clicked on each of those addresses
Even if the intern was paid, that's probably illegal.
Interns generally can't perform useful work for a business—they're actually supposed to cost the business money, time, etc. and cannot work on a project the business would normally pay someone to do.
Even if the intern was paid, that's probably illegal.
Interns generally can't perform useful work for a business—they're actually supposed to cost the business money, time, etc. and cannot work on a project the business would normally pay someone to do.