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PEW STUDY: INTERNET USERS NOT CONCERNED ABOUT ONLINE PRIVACYSource: CIOPosted on September 15, 2009 Despite media coverage of Facebook's Beacon, data breaches and online prowling, most Internet users are unconcerned with the repercussions that sharing personal information online might bring and do nothing to limit it. According to a study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project of 1,623 Internet users 18 and older, a full 60 percent don't worry about the amount of information that is available about them online, and only 38 percent have taken measures to limit such information. The study divided Internet users into four categories based on their level of privacy concerns:
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