Privacy is an issue of course, and some of what is in the bill is an issue.
Of course the real solution is simple, if you don't want people to know things about you, don't use the internet. If you use it, there is no escape. What we really need is international regulations on what ad/data mining companies can collect about people, but nobody wants to deal with that problem, or so it seems. We passed laws in that regard in Canada, but I doubt it's been very successful. Most of the companies that got caught were from other nations, and just laughed it off before switching all their services to out of country servers, and continued to do breach Canadian privacy laws.
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