💥Survey reveals that 55% of Facebook Users in Ireland think there should be more restrictions and policies put in place on social media platforms. 👎📢🔒
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- 66% of adults in Ireland are Facebook Users.
- 13% of Facebook Users in Ireland have their privacy settings on “Public”.
- 55% of Facebook Users in Ireland think there should be more restrictions and policies put in place on social media platforms.
- 63% of Facebook Users think that the responsibility for content posted on social media platforms lies with the individuals who post it.
The
Cambridge Analytica and Facebook controversy has had an enormous
negative impact on Facebook and has contributed to the losing €48.65
billion in market value. iReach Insights recently conducted a nationally
representative survey of 1,000 adults to investigate privacy settings
of Ireland’s Facebook users and who they think the responsibility lies
with when it comes to posting online. With 66% of people in Ireland
signed up to Facebook, it is an extremely powerful tool and huge bank of
data. Although social media platforms are free to join and use, they
have data and information and have the power to use personal information
and analyse user’s social interactions to target their users with
personalised ads.
80%
of Facebook Users in Ireland think that people in Ireland are not fully
aware of the extent of damage that posting online can have. 55% of
Facebook Users in Ireland think there should be more restrictions and
policies put in place on social media platforms. Again, more females
(61%) than males (48%) are concerned about this issue. 1 in 4 (24%) are
unsure of what policies are in place now. Privacy settings on Facebook
are becoming easier to manages nowadays so people can control exactly
who can have access to what on Facebook. On Facebook you can alter
privacy settings depending on what you are posting / sharing online e.g.
you can select share specific App data with “Only Me” but share some
photos with “Only Friends” and some photo as “Public”.
16%
of Facebook Users in Ireland have their settings set to completely
private, 66% have them set to private, 13% have them set to public and
5% don’t know. More female Facebook Users than male Facebook users are
concerned about their privacy setting being private. 89% of female
Facebook Users have their settings on completely private or private,
compared with 72% of male Facebook Users.
When
it comes to the content of what is posted on these social media
platforms, who does the responsibility lie with? Although 63% of
Facebook Users think that the responsibility lies with the individuals
who post on the social media platform, 61% also think that is the social
media platforms responsibility for the content that is posted.
For
more information on these research findings please feel free to call
iReach on 01-2143740 or email to info@ireachconversations.com
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Owo,Its very informative article, thank you for sharing your valuable information.I have also an article about Facebook privacy.Thank you!!!
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