> No. Which company is more powerful with your information? That little ISP who has no real use of it, or Google, the most powerful ad agency with ties to Ameri

> No. Which company is more powerful with your information? That little ISP who has no real use of it, or Google, the most powerful ad agency with ties to American agencies in the world? Not to be rude, but you clearly don't work in advertising or know much about it. The major ISPs already create profiles on users & sell them to agencies & the like for physiographic profiles. This is why Verizon's "Super-Cookie" -- not really a cookie, but a forced modification of all HTTP headers by the ISP to enable universal tracking of their users -- was all about. https://www.theverge.com/2016/3/7/11173010/verizon-supercookie-fine-1-3-million-fcc https://www.theverge.com/2016/3/7/11173010/verizon-supercook...