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WorksheetsAnonymous Survey
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 3615secs
How many internet-enabled devices do you use at least once per day?
None
1
2
3
4+
Do you ever disable or delete cookies when you surf the internet?
Yes
No
How much do you protect your information on the internet?
Not at all. (0%)
A little bit, but I don't care that much
/I can't do that much. (33%)
I try to do this often. There are some things I can't/don't control. (66%)
I try to protect my information in everything I do in the safest way possible. (100%)
Do you think tech companies should help the government.
Never
Only on very few occasions
For the majority of the time but not always
100% of the time.
Do you ever read the text when you are asked to click 'I agree' to something?
Mostly no
Mostly yes
The government should have to get permission from a legal judge before obtaining an individual's private information.
I agree
I disagree. They don't need a judge's permission.
Who cares?
The government should never be able to obtain the information anyway.
Overall, how do you feel about government's ability to collect people's data?
Mostly, I think it is a bad thing.
Mostly, I think it is fine. It can be good.
None of it makes me care about it.
How important is an individual's personal freedom?
Very important
Quite important
Not that important
Not important
How important is it to respect and allow an individual to have their own definitions of right and wrong?
Very important
Quite important
Not that important
Not important
What are some of the worst things about governments and businesses having access to people's private data?
What are some of the good things about governments and businesses having access to people's private data?
How important is the truth?
Very important
It is often important
Most of the time, it is not important
It is not at all important
The government can do bad things to people so that we can have order.
I completely agree.
I agree for most situations.
I agree for only a minority of the time.
I disagree overall.
There is more to say about this.
"The government can do bad things to people so that we can have order."
If you said that there was more to say about this,
what more is there to say about this?
Some of the journalists who have reported the facts about surveillance by businesses and governments may have done bad things to other people. But the secret facts that they shared with the world were true.
Should it matter that they had done bad things?
And how will them doing bad things affect how that truth is received by the public?
Do you think digital data collection is inevitable, and privacy cannot remain?
Yes
No
Should data collection be transparent and an equal opportunity?
Should normal people have more access to collected data?
Yes
Yes to most of it. But not all of it.
A small amount of data.
No
What is another issue that you think about this data/privacy situation?
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Ask another question that you would ask about this situation? (that hasn't been mentioned here.)
What would your solution to all of these problems be?
Do you think that if people know that everything they do can be recorded and seen forever, people will stop exploring the questions, experiences and ideas of their mind and thoughts of what they can understand about the world and of who they can possibly be?
The individual will develop themselves less and so will society.
(You can choose an answer to both)
Individuals will limit their self exploration and develop less.
Individuals will be fine.
Society will decline and move in a bad direction.
Society will benefit.
Think of the bad governments in the world today and in the past.
Is this too much power for any government?
this is too much power for any government.
This is too much power for bad governments. Good governments will be fine.
This power is appropriate for all governments.
Will important truth be affected by this collection of data?
No change
Most people will know more
Most people will know less
