Americans Fear Privacy Invasion Study Finds 34 Percent Concerned
A Harris survey of 1 362 adults shows 34 percent feel privacy is invaded with computers collecting data and tax returns scrutinized. Public concern varies by region income education and urban versus rural living.
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