Congress sold you to your ISP. If that sounds a lot like virtual slavery, that's because it is what it is. ISPs do NOT have the right to your data without your consent regardless of what Congress rubber stamped. Take action! If you value your privacy, if you believe in the sanctity of your home (and that what you do behind closed doors is your business and not the purview of BIG business), protect your data NOW.
This is the new American frontier. Your home is your castle. You have a right to protect your home from intruders, including the virtual kind. Block ISP (and third party) spying, use a Virtual Private Network or VPN to encrypt all data whenever you go online AS A DEFAULT. Trust no-one and look out for you and yours.
Congress sold you to the highest bidder (the cable and telecom lobby) in what is the new standard for bad customer service and a new low for a promise to "serve the people." Refuse to be enslaved. Fight back. Escape from bondage. Protect your data NOW.
And then, vote the spineless bastards who approved this anti-privacy bill out.
After consumer privacy was sold off by Congress, searches for "VPN" are trending on all the major engines. We the people are giving the collective finger to the very idea of such ISP overreach. (No rules have officially changed as yet, but obviously ISPs realize the current legislative body has no plans to hold them accountable, so current guidelines can be ignored.) How much is your privacy worth?
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