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FCC supports civil liberties and fight for privacy but consumers say that they are NOT taking away our liberties

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“We support this step toward reversing the FCC’s misguided approach and look forward to restoring a consistent approach to online privacy protection that consumers want and deserve.”

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“Our industry remains committed to offering services that protect the privacy and security of the personal information of our customers,” said NCTA

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"prevent the Federal Communications Commission's privacy rules from going into effect. The resolution also would bar the FCC from ever enacting similar consumer protections" FCC attempts to protect our information but senate refutes.

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Republicans think the regulations went too far and want the government to have more control over our privacy

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rules prohibit providers from abusing the data they gather on their customers as they browse the Web on cellphones and computers

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Senate- challenge the idea that the FTC could take responsibility for regulating Internet providers' privacy practices.

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“The Federal Trade Commission does not have the rulemaking authority in data security, even though commissioners at the FTC have asked Congress for such authority in the past,” said Sen. Bill Nelson

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"repeal a historic set of rules aimed at protecting consumers' online data from their own Internet providers, in a move that could make it easier for broadband companies to sell and share their customers' usage information for advertising purposes."

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“At a time when our personal data is more vulnerable than ever, it’s baffling that Senate Republicans would eliminate the few privacy protections Americans have today,” Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (N.J.) House Energy and Commerce Committee.

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The congressional resolution could render unnecessary any further action by the FCC to review the rules; Flake's measure aims to nullify the FCC's privacy rules altogether.

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"Internet providers are no longer satisfied with simply offering Web access and race to become online advertising giants as large as Google and Facebook. "

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“It is extremely disappointing that the Senate voted today to sacrifice the privacy rights of Americans in the interest of protecting the profits of major Internet companies, including Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon,” Neema Singh Giuliani, legislative counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union

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The Senate just voted to undo landmark rules covering your Internet privacy

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The Senate just voted to undo landmark rules covering your Internet privacy

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2017/03/23/congress-is-poised-to-undo-landmark-rules-covering-your-internet-privacy/?utm_term=.058d7854021a