Norway: children whose personal data was shared by another person by age 2018

This statistic shows the results of a survey conducted in 2018 on children in Norway, regarding their personal information which someone else shared online. The category which came on first place as most common, according to 33 percent of respondents was parents sharing information of their children without their consent. The least common category, according to three percent of respondents was teachers sharing personal information of children without their consent.

Share of children whose personal data was shared by another person in Norway in 2018, by age and gender

Characteristic	Boys 11-13 years	Girls 11-13 years	Boys 14-17 years	Girls 14-17 years	All
My parents shared information about me online without asking for my consent	24%	22%	40%	39%	33%
My friends shared information about me online without asking for my consent	6%	6%	31%	39%	23%
I asked my parents to delete something they shared online	9%	7%	22%	24%	17%
I was upset because of the information my parents shared online	7%	2%	9%	15%	9%
I received negative or offensive comments because of something my parents shared online	2%	1%	6%	9%	5%
My teachers shared information about me online without asking for my consent	3%	3%	5%	3%	3%

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Release date

March 2019

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Region

Norway

Survey time period

Summer and autumn 2018

Number of respondents

929*

Age group

9-17 years

Special properties

internet users

Method of interview

Face-to-face interview

Supplementary notes

*The number of participants who have answered this question varies between 929 and 943.

This question was phrased by the source as follows: "I løpet av DET SISTE ÅRET, hvor ofte har dette skjedd med deg?"

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