New FCC rules mean broadband providers can’t track or share a customer’s online activity without permission. But the rules have some major shortcomings, not least that they don’t apply to online services.
Under the new rules, Internet service providers must:
One obvious limitation is that providers can bury away a permission clause in service terms and conditions, though providers can’t refuse to deal with a customer just because they refuse to agree to such a clause. Another is that the measure doesn’t affect the likes of Google or Facebook as these aren’t under the FCC’s authority.
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