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U.S. parents' attitudes to online marketing practices aimed at children in 2012

Parents' attitudes towards online marketing and data collection practices aimed at children in the U.S. in 2012

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United States; parents only; base: n = 2,002; Princeton Research Associates International (PSRAI); November 6 to 18, 2012 Source: Center For Digital Democracy; Common Sense Media

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The statistic presents U.S. parents' attitudes towards online marketing and data collection practises aimed at children. During the survey carried out in November 2012, 52 percent of parents strongly agreed that it was wrong for advertisers to collect and keep information about where a child went online and what that child did online.
The survey was carried out in connection with the planned update of the Children�s Online Privacy Protection Act.

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