iMore:

Tomorrow, the House of Representatives votes on an already-passed joint resolution from the Senate. This bill would repeal the FCC’s 2016 privacy rules on how ISPs can and can’t use your private data.

In plain English: If you connect to the internet using a service like Charter, Comcast, Verizon, AT&T, or others, those companies are currently bound against doing certain things with your data. By passing this bill, Congress (and the President) would remove that barrier.

Regardless of the “I don’t have anything to hide” argument, this is something everyone should be concerned with.