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I would disagree that a bill of online rights is needed, rather a bill of universal unalienable rights would be enough. Oh and the good news is that such a dec
by bigbugbag 10y ago
I would disagree that a bill of online rights is needed, rather a bill of universal unalienable rights would be enough.
Oh and the good news is that such a declaration of human rights already exists so most of the work is already done.
I'm not aware of this deregulation of consumer information protection, can you provide context on this as a web search drives me to the FTC website.
I'm not sure what you mean by ISP wanting to do the same thing other companies have been doing, AFAIK ISPs have been involved is collecting data and exploiting it for profit for as long as commercial ISPs exist.
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