Web users resigned to loss of online privacy, survey reveals

ALMOST half of web users across Europe feel online privacy will be a thing of the past by 2020.

Web users resigned to loss of online privacy, survey reveals

Research conducted by Microsoft revealed that internet users are most concerned about privacy, now and in the future, with 45% citing loss of online privacy as their number one concern and 60% worried that companies will track and save their every internet move.

The issue of privacy also emerged in web users’ biggest hopes for the future, with 66% of respondents hoping that in the future, they can browse without worrying about being watched.

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