You make a decent point, but it's like saying "we need these protections codified in our laws, get to work lawmakers!" while resigning ourselves to months or ev

You make a decent point, but it's like saying "we need these protections codified in our laws, get to work lawmakers!" while resigning ourselves to months or even years of abuse by these corporations. The problem is, an ISP can do far more abuse from their opportune position - rather than Facebook's. We cannot protect ourselves well enough from an ISP like we can by simply not using Facebook. A VPN is a great aid to privacy but severely limits the usefulness of the broadband speeds we paid for in the first place. And the vast majority of us cannot find new service from another ISP who cares about our concerns. Once again the consumer loses.