Brazilian legislator Alessandro Molon, the key author of the country’s ‘Marco Civil da Internet’ bill, which is designed to regulate internet uses and practices, has amended certain parts of the legislation ahead of a special commission meeting on Tuesday to vote on the draft proposals. It is thought that Molon’s amendments make more explicit the rights of internet users already established in the original draft proposal put forward by the government. Specifically, the main changes include clear measures to protect the personal data of internet users
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OVETEL Brazilian legislator amends net neutrality rules; commission to vote on draft soon
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