Guess Just What Happen

[Speaker to Animals]

It still is. Flash sucks worse.

The web took a giant shit when the fuchsia ribbon campaign failed.

[Dand]

https://techcrunch.com/2016/02/25/opera ... -decision/

The mobile version is garbage now. It's sad what they did to Opera.

Yeah, it used to be the only one I used and was great on mobile devices. Now it seems like Safari is the best I can find for my phone.

[Okeefenokee]

Now that this is law, what are the steps for a private individual to purchase someone/anyone's browsing history? Asking for a friend.

First of all what law? Second of all if you're looking for a legislature's IP history it's not for sale.

Exactly. No law was passed. The law that was passed and repealed hadn't even gone into effect yet. We are literally exactly where we have always been.

[clubgop]

Now that this is law, what are the steps for a private individual to purchase someone/anyone's browsing history? Asking for a friend.

First of all what law? Second of all if you're looking for a legislature's IP history it's not for sale.

Exactly. No law was passed. The law that was passed and repealed hadn't even gone into effect yet. We are literally exactly where we have always been.

Yes, this was not a law, this is Congress telling unelected bureaucrats to get bent we make the rules. Why do you want to be ruled by these people and not by those democratically elected? Asking for a friend.

[TheReal_ND]

It's the FCC. Literally the F FUCKING CC that took it upon themselves to enact this legislation.

How is this escaping people's attention?

[C-Mag]

It's the FCC. Literally the F FUCKING CC that took it upon themselves to enact this legislation.

How is this escaping people's attention?

The FCC became irrelevant when they killed the Fairness Doctrine.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

As early as the 1970s, however, the bond between capitalism and individual privacy was becoming unstuck. In 1977, the right-wing legal jurist Richard Posner put forward his “economic theory of privacy,” eventually publishing it in a paper in, aptly, 1984. There, he argued that individual privacy hindered capitalism by interrupting the free flow of information that markets need to be efficient. Posner concluded that “people should not — on economic grounds in any event — have a right to conceal material facts about themselves.”

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2017/04/goog ... apitalism/

Just to spice things up with a quote from a proper leftist rag.

Rights are just another business killing regulation.

[TheReal_ND]

Some kike said some words. Very enlightening thank you.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Some goy failed to contribute, do us a mitzvah and make your criticisms more constructive bruh.

[TheReal_ND]

You failed to contribute. Naming the Jew is constructive for some people.