2013 TRUSTe US Consumer Privacy Confidence Index
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Transcript of 2013 TRUSTe US Consumer Privacy Confidence Index
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Consumer concern remains high in 2013. 89 percent of U.S. adults worry about their privacy online, down slightly from 90 percent in 2012.
Consumer mistrust increased in 2013. 43 percent of U.S. adults do not trust businesses with their personal information, up from 41 percent in 2012.
Business impact remains high in 2013. 89 percent of U.S. adults say they avoid companies that do not protect their privacy, up from 88 percent in 2012.
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“How often do you worryabout your privacy online?”
“I trust most companies with my personalinformation online.”
72% of smartphone users are more concerned about their privacy on smartphones than one year ago
Activities where consumers haveprivacy concerns
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“I avoid doing business with companies whoI do not believe protect my privacy online.”
81% of smartphone users avoid using smartphone apps that they don’t
believe protect their privacy online
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Survey conducted online by Harris Interactive on behalf of TRUSTe, Inc. (January, 2013)
2013 CONSUMER CONFIDENCE EDITION
TRUSTe PRIVACY INDEX
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SHOPPING ONLINE89%
USING SOCIAL NETWORKS87%
BANKING ONLINE86%
USING E-MAIL82%
USING MOBILE APPS77%
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