Research and analysis

Public attitudes to digital regulation: tracker survey

This report details the findings of the first and second waves of the CDEI public attitudes tracker survey, regarding public attitudes towards the rules that govern digital technologies.

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Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport and Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation
Published
9 January 2023

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Public attitudes to digital regulation: tracker survey

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The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) public attitudes tracker survey monitors how public attitudes towards the use of data and data-driven technologies change over time, as well as assessing the drivers of trust in data use.聽

This research report is an addendum to the tracker survey, and is being published with a specific focus on public attitudes regarding digital regulation (i.e. the rules that govern digital technologies),聽providing insights into digital regulatory issues including consumer choice,聽online safety, and people鈥檚 ability to exchange accurate information online reliably.

This report summarises the first and second waves of survey research (see full data tables). The research was conducted by on behalf of the CDEI.

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Published 9 January 2023

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