How Washington Is Throwing Away Its Shot at Protecting Your Privacy

June 1, 2017

Rob Pegoraro, Yahoo

When Congress killed Federal Communications Commission rules that would stop internet providers from selling your browsing history to advertisers, supporters of that move told upset internet users to cheer up.

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