Online privacy a growing concern, says survey
According to the survey, run by GlobalWebIndex to mark ‘Data Privacy Day’ (January 28th) and with a sample of 170,000 individuals in 32 markets worldwide, 56% of people are worried about the internet eroding their personal privacy. This is an increase from 50% two years ago.
According to the individual country figures, Swedes are the most laid back, with only 17% concerned about data privacy. South Korea are the most concerned with 68%.
More information on accessing the results can be found here.
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