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February 9, 2022

174

RESPONDERS

17%

RESPONSE RATE

20%

35

67%

115

12%

21

Digital Privacy

TOTAL RESPONDERS

1

When signing up for an online app or service, do you read the terms and conditions?

174 responded out of 995 polled

2

How much do you know about how your data is being collected and used online?

168 responded out of 178 polled

3

Have you ever felt like your privacy or safety has been compromised online?

167 responded out of 168 polled

4

How often do you adjust your privacy settings on apps to protect yourself?

163 responded out of 167 polled

5

How often are you exposed to content on the internet that you know is illegal?

153 responded out of 163 polled

6

How often are you exposed to content on the internet that is legal, but still harmful?

148 responded out of 153 polled

7

All children and youth in Canada should have the right to access the internet.

145 responded out of 150 polled

8

There should be clear rules about how children’s (under age 18) data is collected and used on the internet.

145 responded out of 146 polled

9

There should be clear consequences for companies or people who break the rules.

140 responded out of 145 polled

10

There should be a complaint process available when you feel your data has been collected or used improperly or without your consent.

136 responded out of 140 polled

11

Companies should be required to have strong safety and privacy settings for children as their default settings.

130 responded out of 136 polled

12

What is one concern you have about your privacy online?

116 responded out of 130 polled

13

What is one piece of advice you’d give to parents who are worried about their child’s privacy or safety online?

111 responded out of 116 polled

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