Congress Just Killed Your Internet Privacy Projection

The House of Representatives voted Tuesday to repeal internet privacy protections that were approved by the Federal Communications commission. The senate voted along party lines to undo the rules last week. The resolution now goes to Trump's Desk. Rules, not yet gone into effect, would have required internet service providers to get your permission before collection and sharing your data. Providers have data on your web browsing history, app usage and geo-location. Many broadband providers already share some of their costumers browsing behavior with advertisers. "Most people can't walk away from their internet service provide." "They need the internet and they may not have another option." -Neema Singh Guliani