From Nextgov.com: The young trust government, not the market, to protect their privacy
By a large margin, those 35 years old and younger believe it’s federal agencies' role to take the lead in protecting Americans' personal information , poll finds.
The public is relatively confident that federal agencies can protect people's private information from prying eyes, but the younger generation is more likely than seniors to look to government to enforce regulations and set standards to ensure sensitive data is kept secure, according to a poll released on Wednesday.
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