This statistic presents findings on U.S. adult's trust in tech companies regarding their personal data security and privacy as of January 2018. According to the findings, 63 percent of adult respondents stated to trust Amazon some or a lot in their ability to keep their personal data both secure and private, while in comparison only 53 percent of respondents expressed the same confidence in Apple's ability to do the same.
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This statistic presents findings on U.S. adult's trust in tech companies regarding their personal data security and privacy as of January 2018. According to the findings, 63 percent of adult respondents stated to trust Amazon some or a lot in their ability to keep their personal data both secure and private, while in comparison only 53 percent of respondents expressed the same confidence in Apple's ability to do the same.
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