Beyond its benefits, location-based applications and application check-in was also present concerns relating to privacy.
Associated with the adverse effects of these location-based applications, no one feels if we listen to the results of surveys taken by the Nielsen survey recently.
In a survey this time, the Nielsen engage the respondents in this case the mobile subscribers who have downloaded the location-based applications within 30 days in advance.
The result, as cited PULSAonline via networkeffect.allthingsd, there were 59% female and 52% of men said they were worried about their privacy with the application. Not only parents, even the age group 25-34 years, when surveyed say they also worry caused by the application check-in.
In contrast, only 8% of women and 12% of men who declared "not care" about privacy issues, while the rest just say 'neutral'.
How do you think?
