Posts Tagged ‘Privacy’
Sentiments Toward Retail Facial Recognition [CHART]
Half of US internet users have concerns about facial recognition, according to data from The Brookings Institution.
Read MoreHow Brands Build Distrust Online [CHART]
Whether you’re trying to unlock a piece of content or acquire a shopping discount online, it can be incredibly frustrating if you’re forced to first fill out a form that seems to never end.
Read MoreBreaking Up With Facebook [CHART]
Some 42% of Facebook users ages 18 and older report having taken a break from checking the site for several weeks or more at some point in the past year
Read MoreCompanies People Trust Least With Personal Information [CHART]
Out of the major tech companies, people trust Facebook the least with their personal information.
Read More19 Marketers Predict 2019 [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from PAN Communications lists the marketing predictions for 2019 of 19 veteran marketers.
Read MoreTrust In Retailer Data Security [CHART]
Worldwide, 46% of consumers don’t believe (or are unsure) that businesses sell their personal data, but 43% of businesses overall said they engage in this practice.
Read MoreWho Benefits Most From Personal Data? [CHART]
Privacy is obviously a hot topic these days with new European data privacy regulations going into effect and Facebook facing questions over its privacy practices.
Read MoreFacebook Privacy Concerns [CHART]
Fully two-thirds of US adults had heard either a lot (33%) or a little (35%) about data obtained from Facebook by Cambridge Analytica.
Read MoreDemographics Of Social Media Distrust [CHART]
Most US internet users say they don’t trust social networks to protect their personal information. A May 2018 survey by Rad Campaign found that 61% of respondents had little to no trust in social networks. That compares with 53% in 2016, and 57% in 2014.
Read MoreReasons Facebook Users Are Sharing Less [CHART]
For the most part, Facebook users haven’t stopped using the social platform following the Cambridge Analytica revelations. In fact, in its Q1 2018 earnings report, the social media giant showed no sign of users—or advertisers—abandoning its platform.
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