Additionally, majorities of the public are not confident that corporations are good stewards of the data they collect.
adults by Pew Research Center that explores how Americans feel about the state of privacy in the nation.Īmericans’ concerns about digital privacy extend to those who collect, store and use their personal information. Most also feel they have little or no control over how these entities use their personal information, according to a new survey of U.S. At the same time, a majority of Americans report being concerned about the way their data is being used by companies (79%) or the government (64%). Some 81% of the public say that the potential risks they face because of data collection by companies outweigh the benefits, and 66% say the same about government data collection. adults are not convinced they benefit from this system of widespread data gathering. adults say they do not think it is possible to go through daily life without having data collected about them by companies or the government.ĭata-driven products and services are often marketed with the potential to save users time and money or even lead to better health and well-being. Still, large shares of U.S. It is such a common condition of modern life that roughly six-in-ten U.S. A majority of Americans believe their online and offline activities are being tracked and monitored by companies and the government with some regularity.
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