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Senate votes 50-48 to repeal Obama-era regulations requiring that ISPs ask before sharing customer data

and how to stop them Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai / Motherboard : The Motherboard Guide to VPNs Kevin Townsend / SecurityWeek : Could Killing of FCC Privacy Rules Lead to End of Net Neutrality? Roger Fingas / AppleInsider : US Senate votes to allow ISPs to sell personal data to advertisers without opt-out safeguards Jim Kerstetter / New York Times : Tech Roundup: A Senate Vote Is Not the Final Word on Internet Privacy Ian Paul / PCWorld : Three privacy tools that block your Internet provider from tracking you Kate Tummarello / Electronic Frontier Foundation : Senate Puts ISP Profits Over Your Privacy Ted Goodman / The Daily Caller : Senate Republicans Eliminate Obama-Era Internet Privacy Rules Nicole Henderson / theWHIR.com : ISPs, Marketers Rejoice as Senate Votes to Repeal Broadband Privacy Rules Dallas Franklin / KFOR-TV : Senate votes to kill internet privacy protections Marshall Honorof / Tom's Guide : ISPs Can Now Sell Your Private Data: How to Protect Yourself Grant Suneson / AOL : Senate votes to let internet providers sell your info to advertisers Curtis Silver / Forbes : My ISP Can Shove My Web Browsing History Up Its Segmented Marketing Joon Ian Wong / Quartz : US internet service companies are getting the same rights to invade your privacy as tech giants Ben Lovejoy / 9to5Mac : US Senate votes to overturn Internet privacy rules & block any future ones Mark Wilson / BetaNews : Privacy warning: US ISPs could sell and share your browsing history without consent BBC : Row over US ISP customer data sales Colm Gorey / Silicon Republic : US Senate passes motion to let ISPs share customer data with no consent Bryan M. Wolfe / AppAdvice.com : The US Senate's New Privacy Rules Are Terrible yet Headed for Passage epic.org : Senate Dismantles FCC Broadband Privacy Rules Kate Kaye / Ad Age : Champion of Do-Not-Track Praises Senate's Vote to End ISP Privacy Rules Mike Wheatley / SiliconANGLE : Privacy rights advocates up in arms as Senate votes to quash ISP privacy rules Rob Beschizza / Boing Boing : Senate votes to allow ISPs to collect and sell personal data without permission Jerry Hildenbrand / Android Central : U.S. Senate votes to strip away Americans' online privacy Kevin Parrish / Digital Trends : U.S. Senate votes to allow internet service providers to sell your private data reddit.com : Can't voice my opinion to oppose the CRA resolution to kill the FCC's privacy rules because the … Christopher Heine / Adweek : Marketing Groups Applaud Senate Vote That Lets ISPs Sell Consumer Data Without Consent Stephanie Condon / ZDNet : Senate votes to repeal broadband privacy rules Shawn Knight / TechSpot : US Senate votes to overturn rule that would have required ISPs to get permission before selling browsing history Gurkaran Singh / Neowin : US Senate votes to allow ISPs to share your browsing history without your permission Gabriela Vatu / Softpedia News : US Senate Votes to Kill Broadband Privacy Rules Jan Dawson / Tech Narratives : Senate Republicans voted today to kill federal privacy rules - Recode Brittany A. Roston / SlashGear : The Senate just voted away your Internet privacy Brian Feldman / New York Magazine : Thanks to Republicans, Your ISP Can Now Sell Your Information Without Your Permission Kieren McCarthy / The Register : US Senate votes to let broadband ISPs sell your browser histories Karl Bode / Techdirt : Congress Just Voted To Kill Consumer Broadband Privacy Protections Lucian Armasu / Tom's Hardware : Senate Votes 50-48 To Allow ISPs To Sell Your Data James Hercher / AdExchanger : Senate Kills Off FCC Privacy Regulations Bryan Clark / The Next Web : Republican Senators just sold your privacy to the highest bidder Chris Mills / BGR : ISPs can now sell your browsing history without permission, thanks to the Senate MacDailyNews : U.S. Senate votes to overturn Internet privacy rules DSLreports : Congress Just Voted 50-48 to Erode Your Broadband Privacy Amir Nasr / Morning Consult : Senate Passes Resolution That Would Undo FCC's Broadband Privacy Rules David McCabe / Axios : Senate votes to overturn privacy rules for major internet providers Grant Gross / ITworld.com : Senate votes to kill FCC's broadband privacy rules Tweets: James Fallows / @jamesfallows : I used to think I needed my VPNs mainly when in China. Now America has caught up! Rev up your VPNs, and give thanks to the 52 GOP Sens http://twitter.com/... Jeff Cannata / @jeffcannata : It's almost as if not showing up to vote on election day has real consequences in your actual life. http://twitter.com/... @propublica : Today, the US Senate voted to let internet providers share your web browsing history without permission http://www.theverge.com/...

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