Guess Just What Happen

[TheReal_ND]

Time travel makes you gay. Also opinion, thought I posted this:

quick scan of wikipedia shows that privacy matters are probably better regulated by the FTC based on what it was founded to do. the FTC was founded to break up trusts and monopolies(much like many new tech and social media companies now have). the FCC was established later too regulate the media which at the time was only radio basically but were probably bought out.

"When it emerged in 2006 that AT&T, BellSouth and Verizon may have broken U.S. laws by aiding the National Security Agency in possible illegal wiretapping of its customers, Congressional representatives called for an FCC investigation into whether or not those companies broke the law. The FCC declined to investigate, however, claiming that it could not investigate due to the classified nature of the program– a move that provoked the criticism of members of Congress."

the FCC dosent give 2 fucks about privacy.

[Dand]

It's all about $$$ and Google has redditors and casual media-consumers fighting their battle for them.

Time travel makes you gay. Also opinion, thought I posted this:

quick scan of wikipedia shows that privacy matters are probably better regulated by the FTC based on what it was founded to do. the FTC was founded to break up trusts and monopolies(much like many new tech and social media companies now have). the FCC was established later too regulate the media which at the time was only radio basically but were probably bought out.

"When it emerged in 2006 that AT&T, BellSouth and Verizon may have broken U.S. laws by aiding the National Security Agency in possible illegal wiretapping of its customers, Congressional representatives called for an FCC investigation into whether or not those companies broke the law. The FCC declined to investigate, however, claiming that it could not investigate due to the classified nature of the program– a move that provoked the criticism of members of Congress."

the FCC dosent give 2 fucks about privacy.

that's a good quote

[Speaker to Animals]

Well, I guess we can just stop browsing the internet. You know, do whatever we did before the 90's.

I saw some photos of my old girlfriends. That's a no-go proposition. I will only go back in a time machine.

That post caused me to do a quick google.

Holy shit, did you guys know they made a Hot Tub Time Machine 2 ?

It's not that great compared to the first one.

But seriously, if I could go back like that, I'd be the Godfather in that fucking high school.

[TheReal_ND]

It's all about $$$ and Google has redditors and casual media-consumers fighting their battle for them.

Time travel makes you gay. Also opinion, thought I posted this:

quick scan of wikipedia shows that privacy matters are probably better regulated by the FTC based on what it was founded to do. the FTC was founded to break up trusts and monopolies(much like many new tech and social media companies now have). the FCC was established later too regulate the media which at the time was only radio basically but were probably bought out.

"When it emerged in 2006 that AT&T, BellSouth and Verizon may have broken U.S. laws by aiding the National Security Agency in possible illegal wiretapping of its customers, Congressional representatives called for an FCC investigation into whether or not those companies broke the law. The FCC declined to investigate, however, claiming that it could not investigate due to the classified nature of the program– a move that provoked the criticism of members of Congress."

the FCC dosent give 2 fucks about privacy.

that's a good quote

Have you noticed the complete night and day difference between cuck chan and infinity pol? Cucks are getting shilled HARD on this

[Speaker to Animals]

LOL!!!







http://tribunist.com/news/cards-against ... source=AFY


He probably has plenty of that Cards Against Humanity cash to do it too.

[Dand]

It's all about $$$ and Google has redditors and casual media-consumers fighting their battle for them.

Time travel makes you gay. Also opinion, thought I posted this:

quick scan of wikipedia shows that privacy matters are probably better regulated by the FTC based on what it was founded to do. the FTC was founded to break up trusts and monopolies(much like many new tech and social media companies now have). the FCC was established later too regulate the media which at the time was only radio basically but were probably bought out.

the FCC dosent give 2 fucks about privacy.

that's a good quote

Have you noticed the complete night and day difference between cuck chan and infinity pol? Cucks are getting shilled HARD on this

I don't know, people everywhere seem to be split on it but I do see the actual shilling on reddit and the sliding /pol/. Infinity pol (and the MHF) can actually argue it without being spammed by paid shills though.

[TheReal_ND]

That's only because hate chan has moderators. Cuck chan has moderators that work against them but it's still amusing anyway.

I think I just got banned from that political forum that everyone is running off to for having a Pepe avatar. I didn't break any rules. No bad words or linking. Just questions lol.

[doc_loliday]

Another Trump fuckup. How does this privacy violation benefit Joe American?

It doesn't. Just another tool to finish off what is left of our freedom. Land of the Free my ass!

To be fair, if it passes you'll technically be more free than before. Freedom to either knowingly sell your isp data, choose another isp that won't sell your data if you can/want to, or use a VPN. It isn't mandating that you sell your history. A lot of outrage will be misdirected at trump if he signs it as is looking likely. That rage should really be directed at the ISP's. It's not a violation as much as it is a removal of a statutory protection that people previously relied upon in making their contracts - those contracts will need to be looked at again.

Regardless, even from my libertarian biased perspective, it's pretty low on the list for repeal compared to say corporate tax.

Politically, he's making a huge mistake though. This won't be popular within his base. Spending huge ammounts of political capital on small things that will be spun/speculated very negatively.

Like many a libertarian idea, there's the fantasy and then there's the reality. Most Americans don't have choices for their ISP like you are suggesting, and if they do it's between the phone company and cable company. TOR or a VPN is simply not a solution and you can't expect people to cut themselves off from the internet, so the "if you don't like it, you shouldn't use the internet!" is really an asinine thing to suggest. Millions of people require the internet for work or school and they don't have a choice. And I should say, that people are already furious with their ISPs; their double, triple, and quadruple dipping is just infuriating people even more. The bottom line is that they're taking what isn't theirs. I was sold on a pipe to the internet, nobody asked me for my private data and they're selling it. There is nothing free about this. The shills man...

If your data is collected by your ISP, its going to get hacked. This is such a dumb, terrible idea.

[TheReal_ND]

Right well this was just a repeal of a law Obama passed on December of 2016. It's not something new.

[TheOneX]

Right well this was just a repeal of a law Obama passed on December of 2016. It's not something new.

It wasn't even a law. It was a regulation instated by the FCC.