Young adults split on privacy and government surveillance
A Pew Washington Post poll finds 18 to 29 year olds are more protective of privacy than older adults when facing terrorism tradeoffs. Younger respondents favor privacy in emails and online activity, yet accept some government access to phone records and data under secure oversight.
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