Interesting but irrelevant and unresponsive to the following points:
Glad though that you've been neither arrested nor fined.
Bemused by your willingness to be subjected to such for your Internet activity.
'Cause IP tracking, selling of and marketing to hasn't gotten any more sophisticated over the past, I don't know, 5 years?
A simple opt in or opt out voluntarily offered by all providers to their customers would be helpful.
Quote:Proponents of deregulation argue that companies like Google and Facebook, which are not internet providers, were never barred from collecting and selling user data. FCC chairman Ajit Pai decried this inconsistency as improper government intrusion in “picking winners and losers.”
But Pai’s sentiment is misguided. Leveling the playing field by dismantling online privacy is a convoluted way to help consumers
It would be better to hold all companies to a higher standard, limiting the scale and scope of the data they can collect, store, and sell —protections that are already mandated in the European Union.
Glad though that you've been neither arrested nor fined.
Bemused by your willingness to be subjected to such for your Internet activity.
'Cause IP tracking, selling of and marketing to hasn't gotten any more sophisticated over the past, I don't know, 5 years?
A simple opt in or opt out voluntarily offered by all providers to their customers would be helpful.
