> And the lack of access control does not implicitly give you authorization to view it.

I know you're trying really hard to sway opinion on HN for some reason, but I'm just going to reinforce the entire point of this thread and, assuming we're staying within the context of publicly accessible information: the Ninth Circuit Court strongly disagrees with you.

Common law torts, such as trespass to chattels, may apply. But it's not a criminal offense.