Most online users don't care about privacy - and Aussies care even less

摘要

Most consumers are willing to share personal data, including family information and social network profiles, in return for an improved experience from their service provider. So finds a major international survey, conducted by research company Coleman Parkes on behalf of Amdocs in April. According to the survey, 57% of consumers are willing to share personal information, such as their location, top five Facebook friends' names and information about family members, in return for financial rewards or better service, while 54% would even allow this data to be passed on to a third party, under the right conditions.