Data protection rules might prevent some current advertising and tracking practices from taking place but they are not impossible to implement. The principles a

Data protection rules might prevent some current advertising and tracking practices from taking place but they are not impossible to implement. The principles are actually quite simple and boil down to "treat other people's data as an asset you hold in trust for them for a specific purpose". That seems to me to be a cornerstone principle for individual liberty in a digital age. I'm surprised so many Americans are against it.