Younger generations tend to over-share personal information online more than older generations due to growing up with technology. A survey found that 90% of North American adults feel others share too much information online, and the behaviors that annoy people the most are constant complaining (59%), explicit photos (55%), and sharing private information (53%). While digital sharing has benefits like staying connected, people should be aware of how much they reveal to the world.

1. DIGITAL
OVER-­‐SHARING
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2. Younger
generaCons
appear
to
be
over-­‐sharing
more
than
older
generaCons
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Andrew
Stawarz//Flickr

3. Likely
because
they
have
grown
up
with
technology
all
around
them
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Wilhelm//Flickr

4. 90%
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Film
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of
North
American
adults
think
that
others
divulge
too
much
online
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Corpora@on

5. 81%
of
North
American
adults
believe
mobile
manners
are
becoming
worse
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on

6. 92%
of
North
American
adults
wish
people
pracCced
beRer
mobile
eCqueRe
in
public.
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
Stefan
Klauke//Flickr

7. These
adults
reported
that
the
following
digital
online
sharing
behaviors
annoyed
them
the
most…
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via
Jess
Loughborough//Flickr
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IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on

8. CONSTANT
COMPLAINING
–
59%
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Mischelle//Flickr
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IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on

9. EXPLICIT
PHOTOS
–
55%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
QQ
Li//Flickr

10. PRIVATE
INFORMATION
–
53%
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Corpora@on
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Daimon
Eklund//Flickr

11. PROFANITY
–
48%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
Simon
Huggins//Flickr

12. MUNDANE
DETAILS
–
47%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
Oliver
Elser
and
Andreas
Muhs//Flickr

13. INAPPRORIATE
INFO
SHARED
WITH
CO-­‐WORKERS
–
42%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
Mischelle//Flickr

14. POOR
SPELLING
AND
GRAMMAR
–
37%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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15. CONTROVERSIAL
TOPICS
–
23%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
Ronald
Saunders//Flickr

16. BRAGGING
–
22%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
Trish
Hartmann//Flickr

17. SHORTHAND
LANGUAGE
–
18%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
DoctorBuOsMD//Flickr

18. SHARING
ONLY
ABOUT
ONE
SUBJECT
–
13%
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via
IntelPR//Intel
Corpora@on
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via
Eduardo
MarqueQ//Flickr

19. There
certainly
are
benefits
to
digital
sharing
such
as
keeping
in
touch
and
promoCng
interests
and
hobbies…
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via
Bark//Flickr

20. But
individuals
should
keep
in
mind
just
how
much
they
are
sharing
with
the
world
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via
Frederic
Poirot//Flickr

21. SOURCES
• hOp://newsroom.intel.com/community/
intel_newsroom/blog/2012/05/08/intel-­‐
survey-­‐finds-­‐digital-­‐over-­‐sharing-­‐is-­‐leading-­‐
mobile-­‐e@queOe-­‐faux-­‐pas
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