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How Americans View Data Privacy
Appendix C: Confident and independent use of digital devices, by age and education
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
- How Americans View Data Privacy
- 1. Views of data privacy risks, personal data and digital privacy laws
- Personal data and information
- Feelings of concern, confusion and a lack of control over one’s data
- Privacy laws and regulation
- Americans largely favor more regulation to protect personal information
- Trust in social media executives
- Children’s online privacy: Concerns and responsibility
- Law enforcement and surveillance
- AI and data collection
- Trust in companies that use AI
- 2. How Americans protect their online data
- 3. A deep dive into online privacy choices
- Acknowledgments
- Methodology
- Appendix A: Law enforcement’s use of technology in investigations
- Appendix B: Privacy outcomes by knowledge, confidence and concern
- Appendix C: Confident and independent use of digital devices, by age and education
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
- How Americans View Data Privacy
- 1. Views of data privacy risks, personal data and digital privacy laws
- Personal data and information
- Feelings of concern, confusion and a lack of control over one’s data
- Privacy laws and regulation
- Americans largely favor more regulation to protect personal information
- Trust in social media executives
- Children’s online privacy: Concerns and responsibility
- Law enforcement and surveillance
- AI and data collection
- Trust in companies that use AI
- 2. How Americans protect their online data
- 3. A deep dive into online privacy choices
- Acknowledgments
- Methodology
- Appendix A: Law enforcement’s use of technology in investigations
- Appendix B: Privacy outcomes by knowledge, confidence and concern
- Appendix C: Confident and independent use of digital devices, by age and education
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