Almost everyone I know is on Facebook and Gmail, most seem to use Chrome, etc.
It seems to vary a lot with subculture. Programmers always seem to be more willing to sacrifice convenience, and people who watch porn seem to be more interested in privacy than most.
I suspect there's a pretty large segment that only cares in theory, at most, and only then just on principle because of the other people who have more interesting data.
Maybe not 95% but probably 90% of certain subsets at least.
The Cisco survey(https://iapp.org/news/a/new-cisco-study-emphasizes-consumer-...) says 79% are willing to invest time or money to protect their privacy, but a lot less seem to actually do anything about it.
Almost everyone I know is on Facebook and Gmail, most seem to use Chrome, etc.
It seems to vary a lot with subculture. Programmers always seem to be more willing to sacrifice convenience, and people who watch porn seem to be more interested in privacy than most.
I suspect there's a pretty large segment that only cares in theory, at most, and only then just on principle because of the other people who have more interesting data.
Maybe not 95% but probably 90% of certain subsets at least.