Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 1
Many sites, like Facebook, allow users to choose their own privacy settings users can limit how much information they want to share and who has access to their personal data.
Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 3
Most people assume that younger social networkers are freer with their personal information, young people, however, are more likely than older people to limit what they share online.
Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 4
In a recent survey, 44 percent of Internet users ages eighteen to twenty-nine reported limiting the information available about themselves online only 25 percent of users ages fifty to sixty-four reported doing so.
Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 5
Some people argue that older users are simply less knowledgeable about how to protect themselves, younger users are more likely to know how to adjust settings and remove unwanted information.
Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 6
On the other hand, many observers note that security policies at sites like Facebook change frequently even young people struggle to keep up with complicated and confusing privacy controls.
Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 7
The survey also reported that younger people are generally less trusting of social networking sites more than a quarter of them said they “never” trust such sites.
Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 8
The truth is that younger users spend much more time on social networking sites than older users do, twenty-somethings simply have more information online to protect and more reason to be concerned.
Correcting Run-Ons by Adding a Period or a Semicolon - Question 9
Fortunately, few of the people surveyed reported problems with private information being released, taking precautions, as the younger users do, still seems wise.