It looks like Americans have given up on their privacy, but are still deeply concerned. A full 91 per cent in a nationally representative survey of 607 adults said they agree or strongly agree that consumers have lost control over how personal information is collected and used by companies. That breaks down to almost half (45 per cent) strongly agreeing with the statement and 46 per cent agreeing. Just 6 per cent disagreed, and only 1 per cent strongly disagreed.
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Pew study finds huge concern about personal data privacy
