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byronius

(7,395 posts)
Tue Apr 4, 2017, 04:12 PM Apr 2017

It would be smart marketing right now for a major ISP to declare their own privacy code of conduct.

Whether anybody would believe them or not -- I'd certainly think about switching. Just a simple refusal to go along with rapacious corporate culture -- man, they'd be gold.

This issue is way beyond politics -- the numbers have got to be at least 60% in favor of strict privacy regulation, probably higher. Most people aren't carnivorous burn-it-all-down liberatarians.

Seems like low-hanging marketing fruit to me. The income off customer data sales can't be that huge.

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It would be smart marketing right now for a major ISP to declare their own privacy code of conduct. (Original Post) byronius Apr 2017 OP
A few actually have stated they won't sell web surfing data. For example: PoliticAverse Apr 2017 #1
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