FCC rules on How ISPs Use Your Data

FCC Moves to Let You Control How ISPs Use Your Data

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"The rules would put data into several privacy tiers. For sensitive data?like Social Security numbers, geolocation, health information, Web browsing history, and content of communications?ISPs would have to obtain opt-in consent to use and share that data.

The sharing of less-sensitive information, like what service tier you have in order to market additional products, would be opt out.

Anonymized data, which can no longer be linked to a specific customer, can be shared without consent, though ISPs need to make sure it's actually anonymized, the FCC says."

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Enzo Dubois
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Yeah, that will help a lot. Just like those "Gun Free Zone" signs keep us safe.

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Wade Garrett

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