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42% of Web Users Sneak Onto Other Online Accounts |
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Aug 21, 2008, 02:07am
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42% of Web Users Sneak Onto Other Online Accounts
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An anonymous reader writes "In an online survey, 42 percent of Internet users admitted to logging into other people's email and social networking accounts without their knowledge. The poll doesn't ask if passwords were found, granted, or stolen — which would make for further interesting results. The write-up summarizing the results defines the respondents as part of an "educated tech-readership" and questions the ethics of logging onto someone else's account, and whether those differ depending on the person and relationship."
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