The Economist Intelligence Unit released a privacy report, revealing the 10 major biases in privacy protection

On March 20, the Economist Intelligence Unit released a privacy research report showing that some previously widely accepted views are actually biased. For example, the view that "users are willing to trade data privacy for better services" is actually recognized by more American company executives; and Chinese companies actually recognize the importance of privacy more than American companies.

The report, titled "Business Transparency Barometer," was produced by the Economist Intelligence Unit and surveyed 250 company executives from the United States, Europe, China, and Southeast Asia, covering sectors including technology, financial services, and retail. More than half of the companies had annual revenues of more than $500 million.

Globally, the public is increasingly concerned about privacy. The development of technology allows users to enjoy a variety of conveniences, but how to balance such conveniences with the protection of personal information is a topic that the business community and society as a whole need to discuss together.

The Economist Intelligence Unit report shows: