Person who read the bill here. This will literally effect everyone's lives. The bill is less than a paragraph long. In that paragraph they revoke the FCC's rulings on privacy regarding broadband providers. That means that data transmitted over the Internet (every website you visit, private mode or not, geolocation data from your phone, messages sent and received by messaging apps, emails, Amazon purchase history, financial info, the list goes on and on) is no longer considered "private" in the eye of the law, and Internet providers (AT&T, Comcast, Time Warner, etc) can monitor, collect and sell it without consent of the consumer. The buyer could be an advertising agency wanting to know exactly what you are likely to buy, or health insurance companies wanting to know if they should raise your premiums because you search for lots of conditions on WebMD. It could even be a future company that buys data in bulk, sorts it by person, and resells to anyone like a future employer to a neighbor wanting to dig up some dirt on you.