It should be clear that the things you can do to protect your own privacy from your internet provider are at best suboptimal and at the worst horribly needing. Surely, there are many interesting thing not worth discussing here because they are so technically difficult as to be effectively unavailable to the average internet user: Environments like swapping out your DNS server, positioning your own wireless router( and adjourning the one your internet provider gave you ), setting up a private email server, encrypting your emails, using the Tor Browser, and sporadically changing the MAC addresses of your united devices.

And none of these solutions or all of them together, for that matter are as good as having the standard rules on the books that merely restrict internet providers from spying on their consumers and selling their private info without acceptance. We have those rules today, but tomorrow they could be gone.

Good luck, internet users. You may soon be on your own.