Wednesday, November 19, 2014

One-third of German internet users would pay for data protection, survey finds

German internet users strongly oppose the sale and misuse of their personal data, according to a recent study, and are willing to pay €900 million for data protection. EurActiv Germany reports.

Online consumption is spreading like wildfire but users are often reluctant to pay for products, such as news or computer games. These were among the findings of a recent survey of German internet users, conducted by the German Institute for Trust and Security on the Internet (DIVSI) and the polling institute dimap.

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