Congress is considering a number of privacy bills, spurred on by a number of high-profile privacy debacles in which consumers' trust was violated. Most of the measures simply require web sites to clearly notify consumers about their privacy policies, and give consumers the choice to opt-out of having their information collected if they so choose. Others would forbid companies from collecting any data unless the customer gives explicit permission beforehand. That model, opposed by industry and the Progressive Policy Institute, faces an uphill battle in Congress. Sample text goes here.
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