I work for an ISP and I can't imagine looking our customer's web browsing and such. The closest I come to that is Netflow data but (in our case) that's aggregat

I work for an ISP and I can't imagine looking our customer's web browsing and such. The closest I come to that is Netflow data but (in our case) that's aggregated and doesn't identify specific customers. > "Web browsing and app usage history are not 'sensitive information,'" CTIA said I wonder if they might feel differently if someone hacked them or their ISP and posted a month's worth of traffic logs, etc., for the public to see. Maybe if the Internet histories of a handful of the top-level folks at these organizations were shared with the world (along with their identities, of course), they would change their mind.