The Me Generation and their Problems (8 polls) Share with other sites

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Who should control cyberbullying amongst schoolchildren?

Who should control cyberbullying amongst schoolchildren?

Parents of the children involved.
 31%

School officials and teachers
 15%

Police and state authorities.
 31%

The children themselves.
 8%

I don't know.
 15%


In today's internet culture of sharing, do social media sites such as Facebook have the responsibility to keep their users' personal information private?

In today's internet culture of sharing, do social media sites such as Facebook have the responsibility to keep their users' personal information private?

Yes, social media sites have the responsibility to keep our information private
 69%

No, social media sites don't have the responsibility to keep our personal information private
 21%

I have no opinion
 10%


Should grammar and other rules of punctuation (and sometimes, good manners) be followed while tweeting and other social media network activities?

Should grammar and other rules of punctuation (and sometimes, good manners) be followed while tweeting and other social media network activities?

Yes, social media is built on communication. There are rules which makes this an enjoyable experience for everyone.
 50%

No, social media and the internet is built on spontaneity, self-expression free of censorship, and authenticity.
 50%

I don't know.
 0%


Should Obama be allowed to shut down the Internet?

Should Obama be allowed to shut down the Internet?

Yes
 7%

No
 93%


Has Facebook changed just how much we share or don't share in a relationship, whether the one with your mother, your significant other, with your friends, with the people at work and the public?

Has Facebook changed just how much we share or don't share in a relationship, whether the one with your mother, your significant other, with your friends, with the people at work and the public?

Yes, people don't realize just how much information they're sharing about themselves online. Whether it be to Facebook and its advertisers, your boss and his standards, your mother and her rules, or your significant other and their suspicions.
 17%

No, people who think that Facebook is ruining their lives are just irresponsible and stupid. It's not Facebook's fault you cheated, fool or you went home past curfew!
 67%

I don't really know. But Facebook's popularity should point to something.
 17%


Have our ideas of privacy been changed in the face of Google?

Have our ideas of privacy been changed in the face of Google?

Yes, it seems that for Google to be able to serve us better, we have to compromise our sense of privacy.
 0%

No, even Google has learned that there are some services we don't need if it means making ourselves vulnerable.
 25%

I don't know. Perhaps this should be thought of on a case-to-case basis.
 75%


In the age of YouTube, Google, Twitter and Facebook, are the actions of the users of these sites the responsibility of the corporations who run these websites?

In the age of YouTube, Google, Twitter and Facebook, are the actions of the users of these sites the responsibility of the corporations who run these websites?

Yes.
 11%

No.
 89%

I don't know.
 0%


Law enforcement agencies have undercover agents on Facebook, Twitter and other Social Media Networking Sites. Smart move or an invasion of privacy?

Law enforcement agencies have undercover agents on Facebook, Twitter and other Social Media Networking Sites. Smart move or an invasion of privacy?

Smart move. The internet can be a dangerous place.
 50%

Understandable, but still an uncomfortable thought. The internet is veiled in a seemingly safe blanket of anonymity
 21%

Definite invasion of privacy. What are they doing?
 29%

I don't know.
 0%


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