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Trump Signs Repeal Of U.S. Broadband Privacy Rules | The Huffington Post

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday signed a repeal of Obama-era broadband privacy rules, the White House said.

Republicans in Congress last week narrowly passed the repeal of the privacy rules with no Democratic support and over the strong objections of privacy advocates.

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Barry-xlovecam

Not very bright really that rule should have been expanded to all advertisers. If consumers want to opt-in to receive the tailored ad content fine.

This is just guaranteeing more use of adblockers and a boost to VPN and tor use.

pimpmaster9000

Select privacy settings:

-Visible to everybody and the CIA
-Visible to my friends and the CIA
-visible to just the CIA

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Rochard

Now there is zero privacy at all and we can blame it directly on the Republican party.

#notmypresident

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Major (Tom)

Is the cia still not allowed to operate domestically?

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Bladewire

Your cable company and phone company selling ALL your data so THEY make money off you is not the CIA.

Trump is a chump and suckered you into to letting carriers make more money off YOU, money you'll never see while they continue to raise rates.

Trump loves the 1% and the poorly educated.

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beerptrol

they need to buy the search/browser info on the republicans in congress so we can see what they are looking at

Out one of them and watch the privacy act go back into effect

It's not we the people. It's we the corporations!

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Joshua G

dumb libs are too dumb to understand that search engines were already selling search data, so deleting this obama reg levels the playing field so ATT can compete with google.

& the same dumb libs whining here about privacy have no problem with the liberal president listening in on FISA taps to find dirt on trump.

dumb libs.

kane

Google and my ISP are two very different things.

Google and Facebook sell user data, as do other sites. But I can choose not to use those sites. I can get online and use sites that don't sell user data. If I CHOOSE to use sites like Google and Facebook I am accepting their terms and know they are selling my data. Allowing ISPs to gather and sell user data doesn't level the playing field because I am already paying the ISP for their service. If they want to make more money, charge me more or offer other services that I can buy. About 30% of the homes in this country have no choice when it comes to ISP. There is one in their area and if they want access to the Internet they have to use that ISP.

Now they have no choice when it comes to their privacy. They can't just choose to avoid sites that sell their private data and use others that don't. They only have one choice for an ISP and if they want access to the Internet they have to be willing to surrender their privacy.

People should have a problem with this happening.

Matt 26z

There is more to this story than the libtard media is having a panic attack over.

Obama designated the internet as a public communications service that falls under the jurisdiction of the FCC rather than the FTC. Trump is reversing that. Thus this FCC rule has to go.

Your ISP is not going to sell your search and browsing history.

Matt 26z

You can't rely on the Huffington Post for the full story. They are FAKE NEWS by omission of vital information.

Here is a more complete story:



WHAT THE ONLINE PRIVACY VOTE IS REALLY ABOUT

If you've been watching TV or on social media, you've heard that “Republicans are going to let Internet providers sell your browser history.”

It’s not true. Not even close.

What’s really happening is that a corrupt Google power grab from the Obama administration is being overturned.

Here’s the real history.

https://www.conservativereview.com/c...s-really-about

RedFred

Ваш троллинг работает не так хорошо, как раньше

Matt 26z

Я не хочу, чтобы меня снова запретили.

Steve Rupe

The CIA is not allowed to operate domestically only on foreign entities.

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Barry-xlovecam

Comcast and ATT have announced they will not sell personally identifiable data (DNS requests) do you believe them?

I have static IPs with ATT I am tooo easy LOL

crockett

Obviously this greatly benifits the people!

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Busty2

You cannot blame him, after all it was the poorly educated that got him elected.

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BlackCrayon

why are there never any non bias new sources? i'm so sure the "conservative review" has the real truth no more than the bluffington post.

the internet should be treated like a public utility. like electricity, water, heat its something you need to have access to in todays world.

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babydred

Translates to:
Your trolling does not work as well as it used to

Translates to: I do not want to be banned again.

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The 1% people

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directfiesta

It does : they get free BACKUPS!!!!!

beerptrol

Funny how chump signed it behind closed doors!

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