I find it interesting that TechCrunch publishes (albeit through the "contributor network") a piece that derides tracking and declares "Privacy [a]s a fundamenta

I find it interesting that TechCrunch publishes (albeit through the "contributor network") a piece that derides tracking and declares "Privacy [a]s a fundamental human right" on the same day it runs another piece saying that one of the only US federal laws protecting privacy (the VPPA) is "anachronistic" and "illogical and unclear." I'm not all the way on the "fundamental human right" side, but I do think consumers should have more control over their privacy and laws the VPPA help--especially when an easy way to get around the VPPA is to get consent! Here's the link to the other article. http://techcrunch.com/2016/05/24/a-vhs-era-privacy-law-in-the-digital-age/ http://techcrunch.com/2016/05/24/a-vhs-era-privacy-law-in-th...