> Moreover, CTIA claims that Section 222's use of the phrase "customer proprietary network information" demonstrates that the regulation doesn't necessarily cover "personal" information. Section 222 provisions "apply only to commercially valuable—not personal—information," the group said.

Since the ISPs are planning to sell that personal information, it sure seems commercially valuable. It's a shame that, instead of ISPs simply not being dicks (er, "unlocking value"), we will have to waste time and money to encrypt everything and route it through TOR.