Understanding Privacy Preferences on Social Media in India

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Privacy on Social Media has increasingly become an important issue for participation on the Internet. This survey aims to collect information on social media users' privacy preferences. Our four platforms of focus are Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

For more information on this research project, please feel free to reach out to the research team: Abhishek Gupta (abhishek@montrealethics.ai ), Ameen Jauhar (ameen.jauhar@vidhilegalpolicy.in), Nga Than (nthan@gradcenter.cuny.edu). You can find out more about our research here: https://ai-ethics.github.io/privacy-policy-complexities/

The answers to this survey will not be shared outside of the research team and will be destroyed upon completion of the study. To know more, please refer to our privacy policy here: https://ai-ethics.github.io/privacy-policy-complexities/privacy_policy.html

First, we want to know about your reasons to join Social Media.

For what reasons did you join Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter or Youtube? Select all that apply. *

To feel empowered (being a part of a network/community)

To keep up with friends and family

To get updated about social events, issues

To gain valuable information about jobs, studies, and other opportunities

To participate in commerce (e.g., setting up an online presence for your business)

To reach out to potential customers, partners, new audience

To learn about other countries, societies

To get entertainment

Other:

Required

How do you access Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, YouTube? *

Via a web browser

Via a downloaded apps on my desktop or laptop computer

Via a downloaded app on my mobile device

Not Applicable

Facebook

Youtube

Twitter

How often do you access these platforms? *

Almost daily

Once or twice a week

Once a or twice a month

Once or twice a year

Never

Facebook

Youtube

Twitter

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