If you've ever browsed the internet, you've inevitably viewed things you wouldn't want to admit. Maybe you inadvertently clicked the wrong link and ended up at a website you never meant to view, or clicked on your trusted friend's link in an e-mail that turned out to be very NSFW (it's so commonplace, there's even an acronym for it, Not Safe For Work).
In another move that increases the power of internet service providers, such as Comcast, Time Warner, AT&T, Verizon, and others, the Federal Communications Commission paused the roll-out of previously approved regulations requiring companies to inform their customers about what information is collected about them and how it is being used.
The newly appointed Republican chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is moving to scale back the implementation of sweeping privacy rules for Internet providers passed last year.