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Americans have a privacy problem, which shouldn’t come as any surprise. Between Ring’s now scrapped interconnected doorbell feature “Search Party,” the unprecedented backlash around Flock cameras, and data brokers quietly selling away our identities, individual privacy is center stage for Americans right now. I would go as far as to make it the inaugural Security Bite ‘Theme of the Year.’
Yet despite all of that, a new survey from data removal service Incogni found that 45% of the 1,517 U.S. adults polled say they aren’t concerned about their online privacy. That wasn’t even the best part of this survey though…
