The United State Senate voted today to repeal regulations that forbade an internet service provider from selling users’ data without their permission, representing a victory for Verizon, AT&T, Comcast and other broadband services. Digital advertising and marketing players also probably won—especially if the House of Representatives passes the bill and sends it to pro-business President Donald Trump.
Update: The House passed the resolution on Tuesday. It now goes to Trump, who’s expected to sign it, The Verge reported.
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