U.S. internet users sharing user data for targeted ads 2018, by gender
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Updated Feb 29, 2024
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EmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteAni Petrosyan (2024). U.S. internet users sharing user data for targeted ads 2018, by gender [Dataset]. https://www.statista.com/topics/3119/men-and-women-online/Dataset updatedFeb 29, 2024AuthorsAni PetrosyanArea coveredUnited StatesDescriptionThis statistic presents the share of internet users in the United States who don't mind sharing their personal data with other companies if it means receiving more targeted or interesting advertisements as of May 2018, sorted by gender. According to the findings, 14 percent of surveyed male respondents and seven percent of female respondents both stated to not minding their personal data being shared for more targeted advertisements.
U.S. internet users not sharing user data for targeted ads 2018, by gender
- statista.com
Updated Feb 29, 2024ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteAni Petrosyan (2024). U.S. internet users not sharing user data for targeted ads 2018, by gender [Dataset]. https://www.statista.com/topics/3119/men-and-women-online/Dataset updatedFeb 29, 2024AuthorsAni PetrosyanArea coveredUnited StatesDescriptionThis statistic presents the share of internet users in the United States who don't want their personal data shared with other companies for targeted or interesting advertisements as of May 2018, sorted by gender. According to the findings, 77 percent of male respondents and 82 percent of female respondents stated to not wanting their personal data shared for more targeted advertisements.
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This statistic presents the share of internet users in the United States who don't mind sharing their personal data with other companies if it means receiving more targeted or interesting advertisements as of May 2018, sorted by gender. According to the findings, 14 percent of surveyed male respondents and seven percent of female respondents both stated to not minding their personal data being shared for more targeted advertisements.