Report Findings
Here, you'll find key insights gathered from surveys, reports, Your Voice submissions, and snapshots.
We’re using this valuable information to drive positive change, improve our society, and make communities safer for everyone.
YOUR VOICE MATTERS AND IT’S HELPING SHAPE A BETTER AND MORE SECURE FUTURE
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Do you support a proposal to ban social media for under-16s in the UK?
Nine in ten back a social media ban for under-16s in the UK. This is a clear signal that protecting children online is becoming a public priority.
Are you happy for social media to track your location?
People are drawing a clear line: most don’t want social media knowing where they are, privacy still matters.
Should police monitor public social media to prevent hate-fuelled unrest?
With online spaces increasingly influencing real-world tensions, public opinion is divided on how far authorities should go in monitoring social media. imabi Travel Guardian snapshot survey found that most people support police monitoring to help prevent hate-fuelled unrest, viewing it as a vital tool for public safety. However, a significant number remain opposed, raising valid concerns about privacy, data use, and the potential for overreach. The findings highlight the delicate balance between protection and personal freedom and the need for clear, transparent policies to maintain public trust.