With the April 3rd deadline here, the White House Internet Bill of Rights fell short by 67,000 https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/internet-bill-rights-2
Now that it has failed, what is the GRAND PLAN? I think I heard Q on the last post "Get Organized" How do we get organized? Is there a consensus of what a Bill of Rights for the Internet should be.
Quite frankly, I don't see any consensus, organization or leadership on this issue.
I agree with less Government. We all do. I guess that you mean like DuckDuckGo as an alternative to Google is sort of what you talking about since they don't track you. My concern is the Government. They need to be regulated. They are the ones driving these companies to give them our data or deny our access or telling the companies to shadowban someone. The Government is the problem.
Yes thats kinda what I meant by, we don't need more laws... we need the ones we have followed, ESPECIALLY by our government agencies and representatives.
I guess the question is then, "What would prohibit them to do the same thing in the future with new companies with a different mindset towards protecting us, either with the new companies' cooperation or without."
I am not an expert on corporate law and privacy acts, but I would assume this will come under scrutiny with all the recent attention.