Apr 10

Privacy Scandals Haven’t Dented Social Media Use, According to New Pew Report

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News about rampant misinformation, dubious data practices and censorship accusations haven’t done much to turn Americans off social media over the past few years, according to a Pew Research report published today. The survey found that the share of U.S. adults on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Pinterest has remained more or less unchanged since 2016….

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