Donald Trump's legislative achievements during his first months in office have been somewhat light, but here's one that should trouble everyone on the internet.
As promised, the president signed a bill Monday repealing a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requirement that your internet service provider ask permission before tracking and selling your data.
The privacy changes enacted during the Obama Administration were so young they had not yet come into effectAs reported by The Hill, the tool allowing the president to overturn a recently passed piece of agency regulation also means the agency cannot introduce similar rules in the future. In other words: We're going to be stuck with this for some time. Read more...
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