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Trump Administration Backs Repeal of Broadband Privacy Rules

By CircleID Reporter
  • March 28, 2017, 11:45 pm PDT
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“In a defeat for digital privacy advocates, the House of Representatives voted Tuesday to allow internet service providers to sell information about consumers’ browsing history without their knowledge or consent,” Molly Olmstead reporting in Slate. “The bill repeals FCC the broadband privacy rules passed during the final months of the Obama administration. In addition to protecting customer data, the rules, which never had a chance to go into effect, also required the providers to notify customers when they experienced a data breach. The Senate voted to revoke the rules last week.”

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