In 2017, a bill passed by the US Senate caused an uproar among privacy advocates and opposition. The bill in question was called S.J Res 34 Bill. This bill gave authority to broadband service providers the power to keep track of the activities of internet users. So ISPs in the United States, such as AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon, can now sell their customers' information without consent. Such information may include personal or financial information along with the list of websites that their customers visit.