This legislation will accomplish nothing. I believe what would happen when you visit a website, is that a very long disclaimer message will pop up. If
you check no, the page won't be displayed. If you check yes, the page will be displayed. Therefore, everyone checks yes.
Secondly, many websites will chose to re-locate overseas rather than face additional threats by the US government. In most cases they can simply move
their equipment overseas. Either way, our high-tech website jobs will be going overseas. For medium sized websites who will actually be affected it
will be a choice between popping up an annoying message and moving overseas. Only some small websites have tracking cookies. Personally mine are
automatically deleted.
Governments have no business regulating the internet in any way, shape, or form. They never have and never will. It just causes problems. Alternative
news may get slightly hindered by this legislation but the chance such a law will kill most independent media sources is simply zero.


So they can bloody snoop even more. It's all starting to come together 

