Feds want to keep your broadband provider’s nose out of your online life

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Companies say they’re just trying to deliver more relevant ads, but consumer advocates contend we need stricter rules about what Internet providers can see.

CNET March 10, 2016

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The feds want to keep your broadband provider’s nose out of your online life

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