Trump Just fucked over our internet privacy.
>huffingtonpost.com
Well what do you think about this?
Nathaniel Lee
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Jayden Williams
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Wyatt Martin
You must be new, internet privacy has been dead for over a decade now.
Jonathan Hall
Why do you need privacy from a company? A company doesn't run for president or legislate.
Why are you not concerned about the government and your privacy? They are the ones with the power. I'll never understand you failures
Camden Miller
He signed the bill into law yesterday, they just reported on it.
Jayden Butler
I am concerned with the government and my privacy, but I definitely don't want my private info being bought and sold by giant corporations.
Ian Ward
[spoiler]It already is[/spoiler]
Levi Cox
Not before the bill, he broke down regulations.
Wyatt Edwards
Haha whoops I dropped this
Charles Gonzalez
What? The Obama regulations were never put into effect. Companies have been selling metadata for years now, and the biggest culprits (Joogle and Kikebook) were exempt from the regulations.
Gabriel Perry
not true.
Landon Johnson
So where could we buy it before?
Bentley Morales
You faggots do realise that all of this controversy is still about ANONYMIZED data right? It's literally nothing.
Elijah Brooks
I'm not part of shareblue, I'm just stating the facts. Stop being a sheep.
Dominic Bailey
You can start here:
But really, every company has been doing it for quite some time now.
Austin Long
source?
Anthony Adams
>huffpo
the onion is more legitimate than these clowns
Parker Torres
we've literally gone over this 6 million times
Ian Thomas
Stop watching TV
Stop using the internet
Oh wait. We are here forever.
Orwell and Huxley were right. Just don't hold back anymore Sup Forums
Don't hold back or you will die.
Anthony Brown
Doesn't matter to paid shills, they'll post here whatever their bosses tell them to.
They'll suck Trump's dick through hell or high water.
Charles Cooper
this, also nice screenshot skills there
Evan Jenkins
Cable Act of 1984 makes it illegal to sell personal identifiable information.
ISP's have always sold data in bulk for many years, but they have to anonymize it first. Nobody can walk up to an ISP and ask for a specific person's browsing history (Unless they're CIA or NSA but it's not like Obama's regulation was going to stop those guys).
A lot of people are unaware or ignorant of this and they think Trump is opening the floodgates for allowing employers.