In my opinion, the United States should adopt this Directive and implement it immediately. There are barriers to this great idea, however. There are American legislative safeguards to privacy in electronic communications. Examples include the White Paper explores information privacy pertaining to telecommunications, including Internet communications. However, these regulations suffer from a lack of a comprehensive approach and also do not mention what regulations apply when the provider is a hybrid.
More companies offer multiple services, such as cable television, video, and Internet access in one.
Again, a creative cyberlawyering approach is appropriate here until the legislature figures this out. If you think the IRS knows a lot about you and your habits, wait until you buy something on the Internet. Be aware of the legislation that may affect your privacy. Never, ever read a credit card number over a cell phone or cordless phone or send it over email. Never send anything over email that you would not want the whole world to know.