Senate Abandons Consumers in its Quest to Allow ISPs to Sell Customer Data
Today, the Senate voted to repeal the broadband privacy rules passed by the FCC in October 2016.
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Texas’ Next Religious Liberty Fight Could Be Over Foster Care
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The Future of War Is Already at Our Fingertips
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The Rise of the Hacker Industrial Complex
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Students Aren’t Only Ones Confused by Federal Financial Aid
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March’s Letter from OTI Director Kevin Bankston
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The FCC’s Privacy Rules Are on the Chopping Block
It would leave no rules on the books protecting the privacy of broadband consumers and no way for FCC to rectify the situation.