It's starts with an almost reasonable argument that the FTC would be more competent at enforcing privacy policy violations, only to segue in, what amounts to "I

It's starts with an almost reasonable argument that the FTC would be more competent at enforcing privacy policy violations, only to segue in, what amounts to "If Facebook can sell your data, Verizon should get to too!" He rationalizes this by claiming that user-action data (search, post, etc) is more valuable than browsing data. Nothing in this article justifies the change in any manner that benefits consumers. In fact, it explicitly states the change was all about helping ISPs make money.