Protesters raise more than $200K to buy Congress’s browsing histories

Second, although the bill -- very surprisingly -- seems to have NOT exempted members of Congress from the law, I'm really doubting that Comcast, et. al., will include such data in their sales. The article says that ISP's will anonymize the data, and I certainly expect them to try, but it's been well proven that given just a piece or two of personally-identifying information can unravel this sort of thing, so I expect them to scrub particular subscribers from their data entirely, specifically so that mega-stars can't sue them, or members of Congress aren't embarrassed to the point of actually writing real privacy laws. That would make the situation objectively worse for them.

So, no, no one is going to be able to buy congressional browsing histories. I would imagine that Comcast is explaining all of this to the fence-sitting Senators right now.