Brazil lower house approves internet legislation to ensure privacy and neutrality

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The lower house of Brazil’s Congress has approved legislation meant to ensure the privacy of Internet users and to guarantee what is called “Internet neutrality”, that all content be treated equally by carriers. But it dropped a demand that all data on Brazilians be saved within the country. Read full article

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ChrisR
What a bunch of dead-headed Muppets there are in the “government” of Brazil.

Reminds us of King Cnut (correct spelling folks!) sitting on his throne defying the sea to come in. Whatever these clowns do, if they ever “think” of anything, it will be a challenge for the hackers to break and break it they will.

“Brazil is one of the globe’s biggest users of social media such as Facebook and Twitter”

Well, of course they are they don’t have a real life anymore and talk to friends face to face, it’s just too much trouble Dahling!

And this nonsense is what passes as grown up thinking in SA, FFS!
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