多くの人がパスワードを変えたりしたという。
アンケートの結果。
BBCより。
Snowden spying leaks prompt millions to protect data
http://m.bbc.com/news/technology-30492826

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NSA building in Fort Meade
Revelations about NSA surveillance have shown the breadth of its data-gathering programmes
Recent revelations about government-backed surveillance have prompted millions of people to do more to keep their data private, suggests a survey.
Many people now regularly change passwords or avoid certain websites or apps, said the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI).
It also found that 64% of the 23,000 people questioned are more worried about their privacy than a year ago.
About 83% said affordable access to the internet should be a human right.
The survey asked people in 24 countries including the US, UK, Australia and China, about their attitudes to personal data privacy and whether the information released by Edward Snowden had led them to change their habits.
The survey revealed that Mr Snowden's name was known to 60% of respondents and of that group, 39% had done more to protect their privacy in response to the information his leaks have revealed.
Of those, compared with a year ago, more than one-third were updating their passwords more frequently and 43% were taking greater steps to avoid websites and software that might put their data at risk.
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