It's reasonable. It gives the consumer some rights, some sense of expectations about what they can expect.
And I find that in general as kind of a rule, there are some people, they have some disease, you know, they're telling everyone about it.
In other words, the ISP says, 'Please give us the right to sell all of your private information.'
I guess the way I would view it is you put HIPAA on the books, you put FERPA on the books----
Is that sensitive?
It's a modest set of requirements.
Well, again, I would leave it up to the same lawyers at the FCC that were just upheld at the Circuit Court to determine what is, in fact, co...
Now, the daughter or the mother, they know that they went to the religious website, so they know what they're doing.
They're there as a section of the law, and they're acting under that section of law, so it's not a rewriting of the laws, it's an interpreta...
So how can ISPs use the information in a way that could harm the consumer?
So if a mother is searching for information about her 13-year-old daughter's anorexia----