Tough new privacy rules would require ISPs to get permission to use most customer information
About 30 of the cases are as recent as 2015, according to the ACLU
So-called zero-rating plans allow ISPs to pick 'winners and losers'
The DEA filed a warrant request to use an iPhone cracking technology weeks before the FBI went to court against Apple
Broadband providers have been on a 'shopping spree' for data brokers
Even if one iPhone is cracked, the government wants new legal authority, experts say
The hearing is likely the first of many in the FBI's efforts to force Apple to help it unlock a shooting suspect's iPhone
A dozen developers appear to have packaged TV tracking software into their products, the agency says
The group is collecting public comments to be read before next Tuesday's court hearing
The proposed rules would also require broadband providers to report data breaches
