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The United States is unlikely to have a national privacy law in the foreseeable future due to the extensive lobbying by companies that depend on violating the p
by Ajay-p 3y ago
The United States is unlikely to have a national privacy law in the foreseeable future due to the extensive lobbying by companies that depend on violating the privacy of its citizens. For the same reasons we are unlikely to have true Net Neutrality, there is too much money opposed to it.
- AequitasOmnibus 3y agoThe United States can’t even carry out basic governmental functions. The House of Representatives is without a speaker going on a month now, and each election cycle is degrading to the point that it may stop functioning properly. We are unfortunately well beyond the point of expecting the legislature to legislate, let alone pass robust beneficial laws.