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The future of online privacy is now in President Trump s hands.The House of Representatives voted Tuesday to repeal Internet privacy protections that were approved by the Federal Communications Commission in the final days of the Obama administration.The Senate voted along party lines to undo the rules last week. The resolution now goes to Trump s desk. The White House said Tuesday it strongly supports the repeal.The rules, which had not yet gone into effect, would have required internet service providers to get your permission b stanley becher efore collecting and sharing your data. The providers have data on your web browsing history, app usage and geo-location.Providers would also have been required to notify customers about the types of information collected and shared.The privacy rules were intended to give consu stanley cup mers extra control over their personal data stanley tumblers online at a time when everything from smartphones to refrigerators can be connected to the internet.Opponents of the privacy rules argued it Gufc The world is running out of antibiotics, WHO says
BALTIM stanley cup ORE 鈥?The Maryland Zoo this year will o stanley france nce again host a Trucks for Tots event. Kids trucks such as a concrete mixer, crane and maybe even a fire engine are expected to be on exhibit from the top of Buffalo Yard Road winding their way down towards Creature Encounters, from 10:00AM to 1:00PM on October 11.This year, Trucks for Tots will look a bit different due to COVID-19 precautions. While parents can take pictures, kids will be unable to touch or sit in the trucks.Reservations and tickets will be sold for specific time-frames. The Trucks for Tots event is included with the purchase of a regular admission ticket.All stanley cup visitors ages two and up will have to wear a face covering to attend. |
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