[upchuck]

If this bill becomes law and if the Internet biggies are forced to reveal what they know about people, a bunch of folks are going to be embarrassed, dismayed, pissed off and amazed at the amount of information these companies have.

Best bet: do what you can to be invisible.

[AlexW]

I have a few Facebook accounts, but never log into them.
The Facebook operators are part of the Marxist cabal.
They are using it as a giant info gathering mill.

[unixfox]

They just can’t leave us alone can they? It’s way past time to start shooting back.

[Nervous Tick]

>> a coalition of businesses and trade groups wrote to Ms. Lowenthal urging her to “not move forward” with a bill that seeks to impose “costly and unrealistic mandates” that could leave them vulnerable to lawsuits...

These are the same folks that thought it was way cool whenever “costly and unrealistic mandates” were imposed on doctors, the oil industry, the food industry, etc.

Hoist on the petard you funded, eh, Eric Schmidt?

[PastorBooks]

“Best bet: do what you can to be invisible.”

These will help:

NoScript
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/noscript/

Tor Browser
https://www.torproject.org/

Set cookies to expire when you shut down browser: In Firefox: Edit > Preferences > Privacy > “Keep until I close”

Perhaps someone can post the Chrome or IE alternatives?

[I want the USA back]

Bull$h!t. None of this affects the gov which just steps right in and takes whatever information it wants.

[Mycroft Holmes]

If it is free, you are the product.

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[Terry L Smith]

Best Bet ... get the hell off these sites!!