> This'd need some fine points hammered out (don't laws always?) but it's not that crazy. It sounds like you're suggesting GDPR style regulation. They're still

> This'd need some fine points hammered out (don't laws always?) but it's not that crazy. It sounds like you're suggesting GDPR style regulation. They're still figuring out how to enforce that but generally I support it. Too much money is against it to get anything passed in the US, though. Another problem is that the US government seems to like when the tech sector gobbles up data on people. It gives them new powers for social control.