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In a landmark decision, the state of North Dakota has passed new internet regulations that aim to protect user privacy and data security. The new laws, which come into effect immediately, require internet service providers to obtain explicit consent from users before collecting or sharing their personal information.Under the new regulations, ISPs are required to clearly explain to users what information is being collected, how it will be used, and who it will be shared with. This includes data such as browsing history, location information, and app usage. Users must then give their consent before this data can be collected and shared.Additionally, the regulations prohibit ISPs from selling or sharing user data with third parties without their explicit consent. This is a major win for consumer privacy advocates, who have long argued that ISPs have too much power over users' personal information.North Dakota Governor, Sarah Miller, praised the new regulations, stating that they are crucial in protecting the privacy and security of residents in the digital age. She emphasized the importance of giving users control over their own data and preventing it from being exploited for profit.The passage of these regulations comes after a series of high-profile data breaches and privacy scandals rocked the tech industry in recent years. Lawmakers in North Dakota have taken proactive measures to ensure that residents are protected from similar incidents in the future.Overall, the new internet regulations in North Dakota represent a major step forward in the fight for online privacy and data security. With other states likely to follow suit, it is clear that protecting user privacy is a top priority for lawmakers across the country.