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Only as misleading as people parroting that "ISPs can now sell your personal browsing history" after the passage of SJ Res. 34 I personally think this a fantas
by dmschulman 10y ago
Only as misleading as people parroting that "ISPs can now sell your personal browsing history" after the passage of SJ Res. 34
I personally think this a fantastic and appropriate way to demonstrate the privacy issue to legislators, within the bounds of what is actually possible with the information that's out there
- eatbitseveryday 10y agoPerhaps Google or another major website that is actually heavily used by most people, could publish search results or whatever else it collects, specifically from Congress IPs. That would have a much greater effect than data from GovTrack.us
- TearsInTheRain 10y agoI don't really get how non ISPs demonstrating their ability to track and expose people's browsing history is a good argument for regulating ISPs. Also google was against the regulation probably because one of their side businesses is an ISP.