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Teens Want More Privacy Online Too | Fast Company

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Fast Company is reporting on a recent US survey that suggests that there is no generation gap when it comes to concern about privacy. Teens want control over their personal information in overwhelming numbers. See: Teens Want More Privacy Online Too | Fast Company.

This really isn't a surprise. Almost everyone, when asked, says they are concerned about their privacy. What really matters is what people do about it. If there is a generation gap, it's the comfort level about carrying out a large portion of their social lives online. But this has spread to the oldies, who are following suit in large numbers.


Full post as published by The Canadian Privacy Law Blog on October 08, 2010 (boomark / email).

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