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SPECIAL EUROBAROMETER 359
Attitudes on Data Protection and Electronic
Identity in the European Union
REPORT
Fieldwork:
November – December 2010
Publication:
June 2011
Special Eurobarometer 359 / Wave 74.3 – TNS Opinion & Social
This survey was requested by the Directorate-General Information Society and Media (INFSO),
the Directorate-General Justice (JUST) and the Directorate-General JRC and co-ordinated by the
Directorate-General Communication ("Research and Speechwriting" Unit).
http://ec.europa.eu/public_opinion/index_en.htm
This document does not represent the point of view of the European Commission. The
interpretations and opinions contained in it are solely those of the authors.
European
Commission
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - SPECIAL EUROBAROMETER 359

SPECIAL EUROBAROMETER 359 Attitudes on Data Protection and Electronic Identity in the European Union REPORT Fieldwork: November – December 2010 Pu

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 5 - Digital initiates have become familiar with the Internet through their work or higher education rather th

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 95 - 2 AWARENESS AND PERCEIVED CONTROL The previous chapter described Europeans’ attitudes towards disclosi

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 96 - have an account they use on the Internet, such as email, or for social networking or commercial services

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 97 - Customer cards, such as loyalty cards and frequent flyer cards, are used most frequently in Finland (87%

Page 6 - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 98 - Credit cards and bank cardsNational identity cards\ residence permitGove rnment entitlement cards (e.g.

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 99 - (++) are more likely to have these items, but less likely to use national identity cards. Online shopp

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 100 - 2.1.2 Identity protection in daily life - More than six Europeans out of ten give the minimum require

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 101 - A closer look at the ranking of strategies used by Europeans to protect their identity in daily life re

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 102 - The UK stands out with six out of ten (59%) respondents shredding old bills, bank statements, credit ca

Page 11 - INTRODUCTION

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 103 - Give the minimum required informationDo not disclose your bank details or PIN numbersDisclose informa

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 104 - A socio-demographic breakdown reveals great disparities between groups in respect of all the strategies

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 6 - INTRODUCTION Article 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union expressly recognises t

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 105 - Base: Whole sample

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 106 - 2.1.3 Identity protection on the Internet - More than 4 out of 10 Internet users use tools and strate

Page 16 - 1.1 Introduction

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 107 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample) The reader may note that the top five methods of protectin

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 108 - Checking that the transaction is protected or the site has a safety logo/label is cited by more than ha

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 109 - Use tools and strategies to limit unwanted emails (spams) Check that the transaction is protected or th

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 110 - A socio-demographic analysis shows that education and occupation make a difference when it comes to ide

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 111 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 112 - 2.2 Awareness of possible accessibility of personal data by third parties 2.2.1 Reading privacy stat

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 113 - France (24% usually read and understand them while 24% usually read them but do not fully understand th

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 114 - Socio-demographic analysis shows that self-employed respondents (62%) and managers (64%) read privacy s

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 7 - Overall, collection, storage and usage of personal data have become a part of everyday life at all levels

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 115 - 2.2.2 Adapting behaviour after reading privacy statements on the Internet - Seven in ten respondents

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 116 - In each of the Member States - with the exception of the UK - a majority of the interviewees had adap

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 117 - A socio-demographic breakdown does not yield significant differences, with the exception of white colla

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 118 - 2.2.3 Reasons for not reading privacy statements on the Internet - Knowing that these websites have a

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 119 - Base: Respondents who do not read privacy statements (21% of the whole sample) Note: results for coun

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 120 - A socio-demographic breakdown demonstrates that respondents saying it is sufficient for them to see th

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 121 - 2.2.4 Incidence of informed consent when joining a social network site or registering for a service onl

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 122 - The country by country analysis reveals significant differences: the highest proportions of interviewee

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 123 - Base: Internet users (66% of the whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 124 - 2.2.5 Satisfaction with information provided by social network sites about the possible consequences o

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 8 - Outline of the report This report starts with an overview of respondents’ disclosure of personal informa

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 125 - The countries with the largest proportions of sufficiently-informed respondents are Portugal (73%), Hun

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 126 - Socio-demographic analysis shows that the youngest respondents aged 15-24 (54%) and manual workers (54

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 127 - 2.3 Perceived control over personal data 2.3.1 Perceived control over information disclosed on socia

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 128 - In every single Member State, a majority of the respondents who had disclosed personal information on s

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 129 - Socio-demographic analysis shows that feelings of complete control over personal information disclosed

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 130 - A majority of the respondents who had disclosed personal information when shopping online feel in contr

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 131 - A socio-demographic breakdown shows that respondents in the 15-24 age group (23%), and students and hou

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 132 - 2.4 Identity theft and data loss - Awareness of issues in relation to data losses and identity theft

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 133 - Experiences of issues related to data losses or identity theft affecting an acquaintance are most frequ

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 134 - A socio-demographic breakdown demonstrates that the oldest age group aged 55+ (50%), the least educated

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 9 - This Eurobarometer survey has been commissioned by the Directorate-General JUSTICE, and the Directorate-G

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 135 - 2.5 Summary This chapter has addressed the question of how knowledgeable Europeans are regarding how t

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 136 - When interviewees who do not usually read them are asked their reasons for not reading privacy statemen

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 137 - 3 PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA The preceding chapters of this report discussed Europeans’ actual disc

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 138 - Base: Whole sample The majority of the Europeans interviewed trust health and medical institutions (7

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 139 - Further cross-analyses regarding feelings of control and informed consent as discussed in chapter two r

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 140 - Base: Whole sample European institutions such as the European Commission and the European Parliament

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 141 - Total 'Trust' Total 'Do not trust'Don't knowTotal 'Trust' To

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 142 - In every single Member State, more people do not trust than trust Internet companies such as search eng

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 143 - Total 'Trust' Total 'Do not trust'Don't knowTotal 'Trust' To

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 144 - In contrast, the opposite is true of respondents who left school at the age of 15 or younger, except in

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 10 - In this report, the countries are referred to by their official abbreviation: ABREVIATIONS EU27 Eu

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 145 - Health and medical institutionsNational public authorities (e.g. tax authorities, social security autho

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 146 - 3.1.2 Concern about the further uses of personal data than the ones it was originally collected for –

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 147 - A country-by-country analysis shows that in all but one EU Member State, a majority of respondents are

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 148 - Base: Whole sample 3.1.3 Perceptions on individual's consent for the processing of their perso

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 149 - Base: Whole sample A country-by-country analysis reveals that respondents in Greece and Cyprus (each

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 150 - Base: Whole sample A socio-demographic breakdown did not reveal any differences, except that respond

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 151 - Base: Whole sample 3.1.3 Information to individuals about personal data loss or theft – Nearly nin

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 152 - Base: Whole sample A country by country breakdown shows that almost all respondents in Malta, Denmark

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 153 - Base: Whole sample There are very few significant socio-demographic differences on this question, wit

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 154 - 3.2 Respondents’ access to their personal data held by others 3.2.1 Willingness to pay for access to

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 11 - 1 PERSONAL DATA DISCLOSURE IN EVERYDAY LIFE 1.1 Introduction The disclosure of personal information

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 155 - A country by country analysis reveals that there are significant differences between Member States. In

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 156 - A socio-demographic analysis reveals that age, education, occupation, financial situation and social po

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 157 - Base: Whole sample

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 158 - 3.2.2 Reasons for deleting personal data - 3/4 of Internet users want to be able to delete their pers

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 159 - Changing Internet provider is mentioned as a reason most often in Sweden (21%) and least often in Latvi

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 160 - 3.2.3 Importance of the portability of personal data across providers and platforms - More than seven

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 161 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample) No socio-demographic differences were found, except that r

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 162 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample) Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 163 - 3.2.4 Incidence of changing privacy settings on social networking sites - More than half of social ne

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 164 - Base: Users of social networking or sharing sites (40% of whole sample) A socio-demographic analysis

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 12 - 1.2 Disclosing personal information 1.2.1 Information considered as personal – Medical information,

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 165 - Base: Users of social networking or sharing sites (40% of whole sample)

Page 81 - 1.5 Internet use

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 166 - 3.2.5 Ease of changing privacy settings on social network sites – A vast majority of social networkin

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 167 - Base: Users of social networking or sharing sites who tried to change privacy settings (20% of the who

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 168 - Base: Users of social networking or sharing sites who tried to change privacy settings (20% of the who

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 169 - Base: Users of social networking or sharing sites who did not try to change privacy settings (19% of w

Page 85 - Internet

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 170 - You trust the site to set appropriate privacy settings You did not know that you could change the setti

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 171 - Respondents aged 15-24 are most likely to trust the site to use appropriate privacy settings (33%) and

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 172 - 3.3 Summary The aim of this chapter was to present Europeans’ opinions about various ways of protectin

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 173 - Just over half of the Europeans who use social networking or sharing sites tried to change the privacy

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 174 - 4 REGULATION AND REMEDIES This chapter examines Europeans’ views on the regulatory protection of pers

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 13 - 1.2.1.1 Financial information - Financial information is more likely to be considered as personal by I

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 175 - The countries with the largest proportions of interviewees who are aware of a public authority responsi

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 176 - A socio-demographic breakdown reveals that interviewees who are aware of a national public authority r

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 177 - 4.2 General regulation 4.2.1 Responsibility for safe handling of personal data 4.2.1.1 On social ne

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 178 - Base: Social Networking Sites users (40% of the whole sample) A country-by-country analysis of the fi

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 179 - You – as you need to take care of your information The social networking sites and\ or sharing sites yo

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 180 - 4.2.1.2 On shopping sites - Online shoppers hold the shopping sites at least as responsible as themsel

Page 97 - 1.6 SUMMARY

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 181 - A country-by-country analysis of the first answers generally reveals a similar pattern as for social ne

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 182 - Base: Whole sample A country-by-country analysis shows that this is felt by a large majority in ever

Page 99

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 183 - Base: Whole sample A socio-demographic breakdown shows that all categories are strongly in favour of

Page 100 - 2.1 Identity management

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 184 - 4.2.3 Desired administrative level for the enforcement of rules - A relative majority of Europeans be

Page 101 - Base: Whole sample

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 14 - Base: Whole sample Socio-demographic analysis reveals that the highest proportions of respondents who

Page 102

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 185 - LV 58% SE 66% AT 17%LU 57% UK 61% UK 16%DE 56% DK 60% IE 15%FR 56% SI 59% IT 14%BE 55% FI 53% BE 13%………

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 186 - Base: Whole sample 4.2.4 Perceived effectiveness of Data Protection Officers in companies - A majo

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 187 - Base: Whole sample A country-by-country analysis shows that in every single Member State at least hal

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 188 - Base: Whole sample A socio-demographic breakdown reveals that age, education, occupation and interne

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 189 - Base: Whole sample

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 190 - 4.2.5 Sanctions for breaches of data protection rights - Imposing a fine on companies that use peopl

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 191 - provide legal support for those willing to take the case in court (29%), or give people more direct con

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 192 - Impose a fine to these companiesBan them from using such data in the futureCompel them to compensate t

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 193 - A socio-demographic analysis reveals almost no differences with respect to the top three priorities. Ne

Page 111

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 194 - 4.3 Rules on specific categories of personal data 4.3.1 Special protection of genetic information

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 1 - Special Eurobarometer 359 Attitudes on Data Protection and Electronic Identity in the European Union

Page 113

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 15 - 1.2.1.2 Medical information A large majority of the European interviewees also see medical information

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 195 - A country-by-country analysis shows that vast majorities in every single Member States agree that DNA d

Page 115

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 196 - A socio-demographic breakdown shows a few differences regarding age, education, occupation, and Interne

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 197 - A country-by-country analysis shows these opinions are shared by vast majorities in all EU Member State

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 198 - Base: Whole sample

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 199 - Only specific data within the framework of a specific investigationFor all general crime prevention act

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 200 - Most mentions of all general crime interventions are found in Romania (41%) and Italy (40%), but also i

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 201 - Base: Whole sample

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 202 - 4.4 Summary The aim of this chapter was to gain insight into Europeans’ wishes regarding the regulator

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 203 - Close to nine out of ten Europeans also think that genetic information such as DNA data should have the

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 204 - CONCLUSION In the light of the ever-increasing role digital technologies have played in society during

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 16 - The graphs below show that there is a clear correlation between the beliefs that financial and medical i

Page 125

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 205 - risks associated with disclosure on the Internet are being a victim of fraud (particularly by online sh

Page 126

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 206 - their personal data held by companies may be used for a different purpose than that for which it was co

Page 127

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 207 - Countries of interest  A general pattern – with few exceptions – emerged, with northern and western E

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 208 - identity, either in daily life or on the Internet; or to be concerned about the personal information he

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ANNEXES

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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SPECIAL EUROBAROMETER 359 “Attitudes on Data Protection and Electronic Identity in the European Union” TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Between th

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ABBREVIATIONS COUNTRIES INSTITUTES N° INTERVIEWS FIELDWORK DATES POPULATION 15+ BE Belgium TNS Dimarso 1

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For each country a comparison between the sample and the universe was carried out. The Universe description was derived from Eurostat populat

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QUESTIONNAIRE

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 17 - 1.2.1.3 National identity number, identity card number or passport number Almost three-quarters of the

Page 136

QB1a For each of the following activities, please tell me if it is an activity that you do, or not, on the Internet.(ONE ANSWER PER LINE)(READ OUT) Ye

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QB2(SHOW CARD – READ OUT – MULTIPLE ANSWERS POSSIBLE)Your fingerprints Medical information (patient record, health information)Which of the following

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QB3Totally Tend to Tend to Totally Not appliDK(READ OUT – ROTATE)For each of the following statements, could you please tell me whether you totally ag

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ASK QB4a TO QB12a IF "USE SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AND\ OR SHARING SITES", CODE 1 IN QB1a.1 OR QB1a.2 – OTHERS GO TO QB4bSocial networking si

Page 140 - 2.5 Summary

QB5a What are the most important reasons why you disclose such information on social networking sites and\ or sharing sites?ASK QB5a AND QB6a IF "

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QB7aASK QB7a TO QB12a IF "USE SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AND\ OR SHARING SITES", CODE 1 IN QB1a.1 OR QB1a.2 – OTHERS GO TO QB4bI will read out

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QB9a1QB9a2Who do you think should make sure that your information is collected, stored and exchanged safely on social networking sites and\ or sharing

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QB11aASK QB11a IF "YES", CODE 1 IN QB10a – OTHERS GO TO QB12aHow easy or difficult did you find it to change the privacy settings of your pe

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ASK QB4b TO QB8b IF "PURCHASE GOODS OR SERVICES ONLINE", CODE 1 IN QB1a.3 – OTHERS GO TO QB13It is increasingly common to purchase goods and

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QB5bASK QB5b AND QB6b IF "HAVE DISCLOSED PERSONAL INFORMATION WHEN SHOPPING ONLINE", CODE 1 TO 15 IN QB4b – OTHERS GO TO QB8bWhat are the mo

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 18 - Socio-demographic analysis reveals that some groups are less likely to consider their national identity

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QB7bASK QB7b TO QB8b IF "PURCHASE GOODS OR SERVICES ONLINE", CODE 1 IN QB1a.3 – OTHERS GO TO QB13I will read out a list of potential risks.

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QB13 Nowadays, cameras, cards and websites record your behaviour, for a range of reasons. Are you very concerned, fairly concerned, not very concerned

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QB15 In your daily life, what do you do to protect your identity? Please indicate all that apply in the following list.(SHOW CARD – READ OUT – MULTIPL

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QB17I am going to ask you a series of questions about how personal information or data is collected, treated, stored and protected by public and priva

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QB19ASK QB19 IF "READ THEM", CODE 1 OR 2 IN QB18 – OTHERS GO TO QB20Have you adapted your behaviour on the Internet after reading privacy st

Page 152

QB21ASK QB21 TO QB23 IF "USE THE INTERNET", CODE 1 TO 5 IN D62.1 OR D62.2 OR D62.3 – OTHERS GO TO QB24As you may know, some Internet compani

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QB24(SHOW CARD – READ OUT – MULTIPLE ANSWERS POSSIBLE)Yes, in all casesYes, in the context of personal information asked on the InternetShould your sp

Page 154

QB26 Companies holding information about you may sometimes use it for a different purpose than the one it was collected for, without informing you (e.

Page 155

QB29 When you decide to change providers or stop using a service, how important or not is it for you to be able to transfer personal information that

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QB32 How important or not is it for you to have the same rights and protections over your personal information regardless of the EU country in which i

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 19 - Other information When we consider other items listed, considerable differences between countries and b

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QB35 The police sometimes access and analyse individuals' personal data to carry out their activities. In what circumstances should the police be

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QB39 Some companies use people’s personal data without them being aware, creating inconvenience ranging from spam to financial loss. What should be th

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TABLES

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QB1a.1 Bitte sagen Sie mir für jede der folgenden Aktivitäten, ob dies eine Aktivität ist, der Sie im Internet nachgehen oder nicht.QB1a.1 Pour chacun

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QB1a.2 Bitte sagen Sie mir für jede der folgenden Aktivitäten, ob dies eine Aktivität ist, der Sie im Internet nachgehen oder nicht.QB1a.2 Pour chacun

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Q3 S fddfldk bd k dS hhdQB1a.3 Pour chacune des activités suivantes, veuillez me dire s’il s’agit d’une activité que vous pratiquez ou non sur Interne

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QB1aT Indice utilisation d'InternetQB1aT Use of the Internet's indexQB1aT Index Internetnutzung++ + - --%EU 27BE++ + - --EB74.3EB74.3EB74.3E

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QB1b Welchen der folgenden Aktivitäten gehen Sie außerdem im Internet nach? (ROTIEREN - MEHRFACHNENNUNGEN MÖGLICH)QB1b Which of the following activiti

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QB1b Welchen der folgenden Aktivitäten gehen Sie außerdem im Internet nach? (ROTIEREN - MEHRFACHNENNUNGEN MÖGLICH)QB1b Which of the following activiti

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QB1b Lesquelles des activités suivantes pratiquez-vous aussi sur Internet ? (ROTATION – PLUSIEURS REPONSES POSSIBLES)QB1b Which of the following activ

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 20 - An analysis of socio-demographic variables shows that in general the more educated respondents and respo

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QB2 Parmi les types d’informations et de données suivants qui se rapportent à vous, lesquelles considérez-vous comme personnelles ? (PLUSIEURS REPONSE

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QB2 Parmi les types d’informations et de données suivants qui se rapportent à vous, lesquelles considérez-vous comme personnelles ? (PLUSIEURS REPONSE

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QB2 Parmi les types d’informations et de données suivants qui se rapportent à vous, lesquelles considérez-vous comme personnelles ? (PLUSIEURS REPONSE

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QB3.1 Pour chacune des propositions suivantes, veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d'accord ou pas du

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QB3.2 Pour chacune des propositions suivantes, veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d'accord ou pas du

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QB3.3 Pour chacune des propositions suivantes, veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d'accord ou pas du

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QB3.4 Pour chacune des propositions suivantes, veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d'accord ou pas du

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QB3.5 Pour chacune des propositions suivantes, veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d'accord ou pas du

Page 177 - 3.3 Summary

QB3.6 Pour chacune des propositions suivantes, veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d'accord ou pas du

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QB3.7 Pour chacune des propositions suivantes, veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d'accord ou pas du

Page 179 - 4 REGULATION AND REMEDIES

Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 21 - Base: Whole sample

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QB4a Dans le cadre de l’utilisation que vous faites des sites de réseaux sociaux et de partage, quels types d’informations avez-vous déjà divulguées (

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QB4a Dans le cadre de l’utilisation que vous faites des sites de réseaux sociaux et de partage, quels types d’informations avez-vous déjà divulguées (

Page 182 - 4.2 General regulation

QB4a Welche der folgenden Arten von Informationen haben Sie im Rahmen Ihrer Nutzung von sozialen Netzwerkseiten und Sharing-Plattformen schon offengel

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QB5a Quelles sont les principales raisons pour lesquelles vous divulguez ces informations sur des sites de réseaux sociaux et/ ou de partage ? (MAX. 3

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QB5a Was sind die wichtigsten Gründe dafür, dass Sie solche Informationen auf sozialen Netzwerkseiten und/oder Sharing-Plattformen offenlegen? (MAX. 3

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QB6a Quel degré de contrôle estimez-vous avoir sur les informations que vous avez divulguées sur des sites de réseaux sociaux et/ ou de partage, p. ex

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QB7a Je vais à présent vous lire une liste de risques potentiels. D’après vous, quels sont les principaux risques liés à la divulgation d’informations

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QB7a Je vais à présent vous lire une liste de risques potentiels. D’après vous, quels sont les principaux risques liés à la divulgation d’informations

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QB8a Pouvez-vous me dire si vous êtes d’accord ou pas d’accord avec l’affirmation suivante : les sites de réseaux sociaux et/ ou de partage informent

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QB9a1 A votre avis, qui devrait s’assurer que vos informations personnelles sont recueillies, conservées et échangées en toute sécurité sur les sites

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 22 - 1.2.2 Perception of the necessity of disclosing personal information - Disclosing personal informati

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éQB9a2 Et ensuite ? QB9a2 And secondly? QB9a2 Und was wäre das Zweitbeste? Les sites de réseaux sociaux et/ ou de partage – ils doivent garantir qu’il

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QB9aT Les garants de la sécurité de vos informations sur les réseaux sociaux/de partageQB9aT The responsible for your information's safety on soc

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QB10a Avez-vous déjà essayé de modifier les paramètres de confidentialité par défaut de votre profil personnel sur un site de réseau social et/ ou de

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QB11a Dans quelle mesure vous a-t-il paru facile ou difficile de modifier les paramètres de confidentialité de votre profil personnel ? QB11a How easy

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QB12a Pourquoi n’avez-vous pas essayé de modifier ces paramètres de confidentialité ? (PLUSIEURS REPONSES QB12a Why did you not try to change these pr

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QB12a Pourquoi n’avez-vous pas essayé de modifier ces paramètres de confidentialité ? (PLUSIEURS REPONSES QB12a Why did you not try to change these pr

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QB4b En pensant aux moments où vous avez acheté des biens ou des services sur Internet, quelles informations personnelles avez-vous divulguées ? (PLUS

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QB4b En pensant aux moments où vous avez acheté des biens ou des services sur Internet, quelles informations personnelles avez-vous divulguées ? (PLUS

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QB4b En pensant aux moments où vous avez acheté des biens ou des services sur Internet, quelles informations personnelles avez-vous divulguées ? (PLUS

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QB5b Quelles sont les principales raisons pour lesquelles vous divulguez ces informations lors d’achats en ligne ? (MAX. 3 REPONSES)QB5b What are the

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 23 - 1.2.2.1 Disclosing personal information is an increasing part of modern life Close to three-quarters

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QB5b Was sind die wichtigsten Gründe dafür, dass Sie solche Informationen beim Online-Shopping offenlegen? (MAX. 3 NENNUNGEN)QB5b Quelles sont les pri

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QB6b Quel degré de contrôle estimez-vous avoir sur les informations personnelles que vous avez divulgué lors d'achats en ligne, p. ex. la possibi

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QB7b Je vais à présent vous lire une liste de risques potentiels. A votre avis, quels sont les principaux risques liés à la divulgation de vos informa

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QB7b Je vais à présent vous lire une liste de risques potentiels. A votre avis, quels sont les principaux risques liés à la divulgation de vos informa

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QB8b1 A votre avis, qui devrait s’assurer que vos informations sont recueillies, conservées et échangées en toute sécurité quand vous achetez des prod

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QB8b2 Et ensuite ? QB8b2 And secondly? QB8b2 Und was wäre das Zweitbeste? Les sites d’achats en ligne – ils doivent garantir qu’ils traitent vos infor

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TQB8bT Les garants de la sécurité de vos informations lors d'achats sur InternetTQB8bT The responsible for your information's safety when bu

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QB13.1 De nos jours, les caméras, les cartes et les sites web enregistrent votre comportement pour différentes raisons. Etes-vous très inquiet(e), plu

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QB13.2 De nos jours, les caméras, les cartes et les sites web enregistrent votre comportement pour différentes raisons. Etes-vous très inquiet(e), plu

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QB13.3 De nos jours, les caméras, les cartes et les sites web enregistrent votre comportement pour différentes raisons. Etes-vous très inquiet(e), plu

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 24 - A socio-demographic breakdown shows that the highest percentages of respondents agreeing with this stat

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QB13.4 De nos jours, les caméras, les cartes et les sites web enregistrent votre comportement pour différentes raisons. Etes-vous très inquiet(e), plu

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QB13.5 De nos jours, les caméras, les cartes et les sites web enregistrent votre comportement pour différentes raisons. Etes-vous très inquiet(e), plu

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QB13.6 De nos jours, les caméras, les cartes et les sites web enregistrent votre comportement pour différentes raisons. Etes-vous très inquiet(e), plu

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QB14 Parmi les choses suivantes, lesquelles utilisez-vous actuellement ? (PLUSIEURS REPONSES POSSIBLES)QB14 Which of the following do you currently us

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QB14 Welche der folgenden Dinge nutzen Sie derzeit? (MEHRFACHNENNUNGEN MÖGLICH)Permis de Carte d’étudiantCompte sur Internet (email, réseaux QB14 Parm

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QB15 Dans votre vie quotidienne, que faites-vous pour protéger votre identité ? Veuillez indiquer tous les moyens que vous utilisez dans la liste suiv

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QB15 Dans votre vie quotidienne, que faites-vous pour protéger votre identité ? Veuillez indiquer tous les moyens que vous utilisez dans la liste suiv

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QB16 Et sur Internet en particulier, que faites-vous pour protéger votre identité ? Veuillez indiquer tous les moyens que vous utilisez dans la liste

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QB16 Et sur Internet en particulier, que faites-vous pour protéger votre identité ? Veuillez indiquer tous les moyens que vous utilisez dans la liste

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QB17 Lorsque vous souhaitez devenir membre d’un site de réseau social ou vous inscrire à un service en ligne, il vous est généralement demandé de divu

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 25 - A socio-demographic analysis shows that agreement with this statement is most likely among the self-empl

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QB18 En ce qui concerne les déclarations de confidentialité sur Internet, quelle affirmation parmi les suivantes correspond le mieux à votre situation

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QB19 Avez-vous adapté votre comportement sur Internet après la lecture de déclarations de confidentialité ? Veuillez choisir l’affirmation qui corresp

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QB20 Pour quelles raisons ne les lisez-vous généralement pas ou les ignorez-vous ? (PLUSIEURS REPONSES QB20 What are the reasons why you usually do no

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QB21 Comme vous le savez peut-être, certaines sociétés Internet ont la possibilité de fournir des moteurs de recherche gratuits ou des comptes e-mails

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QB22 Avez-vous déjà été invité(e) à fournir plus d’informations personnelles que nécessaire pour pouvoir accéder à ou utiliser un service en ligne (p.

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NSPTotal 'Inquiet(e)'Total 'Pas inquiet(e)'QB23 Dans quelle mesure êtes-vous inquiet(e) dans une telle situation ? QB23 How concer

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QB24 Votre accord spécifique devrait-il être demandé avant qu’une quelconque information personnelle à votre sujet soit recueillie et traitée ? (PLUSI

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QB25.1 Différentes autorités (services gouvernementaux, autorités locales, agences) et sociétés privées recueillent et conservent des informations per

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QB25.2 Différentes autorités (services gouvernementaux, autorités locales, agences) et sociétés privées recueillent et conservent des informations per

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QB25.3 Différentes autorités (services gouvernementaux, autorités locales, agences) et sociétés privées recueillent et conservent des informations per

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 26 - A socio-demographic analysis reveals striking differences regarding this statement between several group

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QB25.4 Différentes autorités (services gouvernementaux, autorités locales, agences) et sociétés privées recueillent et conservent des informations per

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QB25.5 Différentes autorités (services gouvernementaux, autorités locales, agences) et sociétés privées recueillent et conservent des informations per

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QB25.6 Différentes autorités (services gouvernementaux, autorités locales, agences) et sociétés privées recueillent et conservent des informations per

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QB25.7 Différentes autorités (services gouvernementaux, autorités locales, agences) et sociétés privées recueillent et conservent des informations per

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QB26 Les sociétés qui détiennent des informations à votre sujet peuvent parfois s’en servir pour un autre usage que celui pour lequel elles les ont re

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QB27 D’après les règles de l’UE sur la protection des données, vous avez le droit d’accéder à vos informations personnelles conservées par un organism

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QB28 Dans quelles circonstances, s’il y en a, souhaiteriez-vous que les informations personnelles recueillies et conservées sur un site web soient ent

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QB29 Quand vous décidez de changer de fournisseurs ou de ne plus utiliser un service, dans quelle mesure est-il important ou pas pour vous de pouvoir

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QB30 Au cours des 12 derniers mois, avez-vous entendu parler ou avez-vous subi des problèmes liés à la perte de données et à l’usurpation d’identité ?

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QB31 Souhaiteriez-vous que les autorités publiques ou les compagnies privées vous informent si les informations qu’elles détiennent à votre sujet sont

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 27 - 1.2.2.3 There is no alternative than to disclose personal information if one wants to obtain products o

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QB32 Dans quelle mesure est-il important ou pas pour vous de jouir de droits et de protections identiques pour vos informations personnelles, quel que

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QB33 De nos jours, les règles de l’UE sur la protection des données prévoient une protection spécifique pour le traitement des données personnelles se

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QB34.1 Veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d’accord ou pas du tout d’accord avec les affirmations suivante

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QB34.2 Veuillez me dire si vous êtes tout à fait d’accord, plutôt d’accord, plutôt pas d’accord ou pas du tout d’accord avec les affirmations suivante

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QB35 Dans l’exercice de ses activités, la police consulte et analyse parfois les données personnelles relatives à certains individus. Dans quelles cir

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QB36 Pensez-vous que vos données seraient mieux protégées dans les grandes entreprises si celles-ci étaient obligées de désigner une personne de conta

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QB37 A votre avis, les règles sur la protection des données personnelles devraient-elles être mises en œuvre … ? QB37 In your opinion, the enforcement

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QB38 Avez-vous entendu parler d’une autorité publique en (NOTRE PAYS), responsable de la protection de vos droits en ce qui concerne vos données perso

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QB39 Certaines compagnies utilisent les données personnelles des gens à leur insu, ce qui entraîne des désagréments allant des spams à une perte finan

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QB39 Certaines compagnies utilisent les données personnelles des gens à leur insu, ce qui entraîne des désagréments allant des spams à une perte finan

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 28 - A socio-demographic analysis of this statement shows that agreement is strongest among the youngest resp

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QB39 Einige Unternehmen nutzen persönliche Daten von Personen ohne deren Wissen, was zu Unannehmlichkeiten füh k f ü ht W b E M il (S ) bi hi fi i ll

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 29 - Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample) and online shoppers (39% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 30 - 1.2.2.4 Disclosing personal information is not a big issue More than six respondents out of ten (63%) s

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 31 - A socio-demographic breakdown again reveals significantly more frequent agreement with this statement am

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 32 - Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample) and online shoppers (39% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 33 - 1.2.2.5 Disclosing personal information in return for free services online, such as a free email address

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 34 - Social networking and sharing site users are again much more inclined to say that they do not mind discl

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 3 - 1.5 INTERNET USE...

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 35 - Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample) and online shoppers (39% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 36 - 1.2.2.6 Feeling obliged to disclose personal information on the Internet Almost three out of ten Euro

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 37 - A socio-demographic breakdown – again - shows a similar general pattern of more frequent agreement among

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 38 - Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample) and online shoppers (39% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 39 - 1.3 Actual disclosure of personal information 1.3.1 Type of personal information disclosed on the Int

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 40 - Base: Social Networking Sites users (40% of whole sample) - Names, home addresses and mobile phone nu

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 41 - Base: Online shoppers (39% of whole sample) A country-by-country analysis of social networking or sha

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 42 - Base: Social Networking Sites users (40% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 43 - Base: Online shoppers (39% of whole sample) Note: results for countries with a small number of respon

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 44 - A country-by-country analysis of personal information disclosed when shopping online shows that in each

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 4 - 3.2.3 Importance of the portability of personal data across providers and platforms...

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 45 - Finally, it is interesting to note that the fact that a given type of information is regarded as persona

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 46 - Base: Social Networking Site users who disclosed information (36% of whole sample) The most important

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 47 - A country-by-country analysis of the reasons for disclosing personal information on social networking or

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 48 - The most important reason for disclosing personal information when shopping online in every Member State

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 49 - When looking at socio-demographic variables for social networking and sharing sites, we can observe few

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 50 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample) The largest percentages of respondents who felt they were a

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 51 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 52 - From a socio-demographic point of view, age and education again make a difference. Younger Internet user

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 53 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample) Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 54 - 1.3.3.2 Concern about over-disclosure - A vast majority of Internet users exposed to over-disclosure ex

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 1 - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report presents the results of the largest survey ever conducted regarding citiz

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 55 - Base: Respondents who always or sometimes experienced unnecessary disclosure (28% of whole sample) A

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 56 - 1.4 Attitudes toward disclosure of personal information 1.4.1 Perceived risk factors associated with

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 57 - Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample) and online shoppers (39% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 58 - A country-by-country analysis of social networking or sharing site users reveals that the most frequent

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 59 - Bases: Social networking site users (40% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 60 - When shopping online, being a victim of fraud is the risk of disclosure identified by the largest number

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 61 - Bases: Online shoppers (39% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 62 - The socio-demographic analysis of perceptions of the risks associated with disclosing personal informat

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 63 - The socio-demographic analysis for shopping online reveals a similar pattern, though with fewer diverge

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 64 - 1.4.2 Concern about the recording of behaviour - A majority of social networking and sharing site use

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 2 -  Just over a quarter of social network users (26%) and even fewer online shoppers (18%) feel in complet

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 65 - However, a relative or an absolute majority of respondents say that they are not concerned about their d

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 66 - Few significant socio-demographic differences may be observed for the results of this question. Of all a

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 67 - Respondents in the 55+ age group (41%) are less likely to be concerned about tracking via mobile phones

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 68 - Base: Whole sample Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 69 - In general, at first sight, there seems to be only a weak relationship between the number of active Inte

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 70 - Base: Whole sample 1.4.2.5 Store or loyalty cards: preferences, consumption and patterns A majority

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 71 - Base: Whole sample The youngest respondents, those in the 15-24 age group (34%), are the least worried

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 72 - Base: Whole sample

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 73 - Few socio-demographic differences are found regarding the recording of behaviour in public spaces. Fin

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 74 - 1.4.3 Attitudes towards profiling on Internet - A majority of Internet users are uncomfortable about pr

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 3 -  When asked what type of regulation should be introduced to prevent companies from using people’s pers

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 75 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample) Social networking and sharing sites users are much more co

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 76 - 1.5 Internet use 1.5.1 How often and where? – Around two-thirds of Europeans use the Internet – Thi

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 77 - Base: Whole sample Turning now to Internet usage at places other than home or work, such as schools,

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 78 - In contrast, countries where fewer than half of respondents use the Internet at home, at work or elsewhe

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 79 - Several differences appear in terms of socio demographic characteristics, in particular regarding age,

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 80 - 1.5.2 Shopping, social networking, and sharing sites – A majority of Internet users purchase online

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 81 - Socio-demographic characteristics that influence all three types of online activity (shopping, social ne

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 82 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 83 - 1.5.2.1 Shopping online – Internet users from the north and the west of the European Union are more li

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 84 - 1.5.2.2 Social networking sites – A high rate of social network use in eastern Member States – Social

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 4 - Tomorrow’s citizens: digital natives Two types of digital experts emerged from the survey. Firstly, ‘dig

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 85 - 1.5.2.3 Sites for sharing pictures, videos, movies – Websites for sharing files are particularly popu

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 86 - Base: Internet users (66% of total sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 87 - 1.5.3 Specific activities on the Internet – European Internet users are more engaged in social activit

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 88 - A country-by-country analysis reveals that home banking is indeed the most frequent activity within 13

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 89 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 90 - Socio-demographic breakdown shows that age, education, occupation, and frequency of Internet use are rel

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 91 - Base: Internet users (66% of whole sample)

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 92 - 1.6 SUMMARY The major aim of this chapter was to gain insight into respondents’ disclosure of personal

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 93 - Of every ten European online shoppers, almost nine give their name and their home address. Less than hal

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Special Eurobarometer 359 DP + e-ID - 94 - United Kingdom, more respondents feel uncomfortable with Internet profiling than feel comfortable. Of e

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