MySpace and Teens Research
April 25, 2007Great new research is out from the Pew Internet & American Life Project discussing teen online privacy protection (and let’s face it adults privacy too).
Findings include that
43% of social-networking teens have been contacted online by complete strangers.
55% of online teens have profiles online.
Most teens are using networks to stay in touch with people they already know, either friends that they see a lot (91% of social networking teens have done this) or friends that they rarely see in person (82%).
23% of teens who have been contacted by a stranger online say they felt scared or uncomfortable because of the online encounter.
Read the full report at www.pewinternet.org
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