Most people say they care about their online security and privacy. Poll after poll confirm what one would expect: They don’t want their identities stolen, phones hacked, credit cards compromised or bank accounts drained. They don’t welcome government or anyone else conducting surveillance on them, especially in their private lives.
But those polls also show that an alarmingly small percentage of those same people don’t seem to be willing to make much effort to do what they say they want — protect their privacy and security.
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