The Maine legislature has voted to approve an online privacy bill, which now goes to governor Janet Mills for her signature. The bill, "An Act To Protect the Privacy of Online Customer Information," which passed unanimously, applies only to ISPs. Such provider may not use, disclose, sell or allow access to customer personal information without the consent of the customer--opt in--and may not refuse service to those who don't consent to such sharing or charge more for customers who don't allow that use.