Are you happy for social media to track your location?

Written By Agniete Dada

An overwhelming majority of respondents (90%) say they are not happy for social media platforms to track their location, compared with just 10% who are comfortable with it. The results show a decisive imbalance, with opposition outweighing acceptance by nine to one.

💡 Insight:

This finding highlights deep public concern around privacy, data use, and personal safety in digital spaces. The strong resistance suggests that many people feel location tracking is intrusive or insufficiently transparent, reinforcing the need for clearer consent, stronger safeguards, and greater trust in how personal data is collected and used.

Pie chart illustrating responses to the question “Are you happy for social media to track your location?” with 90% labelled “No” and 10% labelled “Yes,” showing overwhelming opposition to location tracking.

Please view the visual and enhanced results here.
These results are subject to change as more responses are collected.

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