Facebook Privacy Firm Claims 'Kids Are Alright' the Same Day Apps Breach Breaks
The same day news broke of a major Facebook security breach involving user data, TRUSTe, the security firm behind Facebook's privacy policies, released a new survey showing, it said, that parents and teens are 'aligned' and 'alright' when it comes to online privacy.
The same day news broke of a major Facebook security breach involving user data, TRUSTe, the security firm behind Facebook’s privacy policies, released a new survey showing, it said, that parents and teens are ‘aligned’ and ‘alright’ when it comes to online privacy.
The study, entitled “The Kids are Alright,” reports that “80 percent of parents and 78 percent of teens feel in control of their personal information on social networking sites” and that “84 percent of parents are confident their teen is responsible with personal information on a social networking site.”
Just hours after the firm touted the study’s results in a glowing
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