Americans Urge Tougher Online Privacy Laws
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•84% of Americans want tougher online privacy laws, but Congress is too corrupt to follow through
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A new survey from U.S. News and World Report found 84% of Americans want Congress to pass tougher online privacy laws.
Congress has been deadlocked for years on the issue.
The federal government is disincentivized from passing a nationwide privacy law for the internet era because they’ve found that buying consumer data from data brokers is a wonderful way to avoid having to get a traditional warrant.
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