Increasing concern about threats for personal security on the Internet in New Zealand

Compared to the year before, by education, 2017, % of people within group

The following information applies to all values in the table. Year: 2017, Survey question: Has the level of concern you have about threats to personal security when using the internet increased, decreased or remained the same in the last 12 months?, Sub question: Concern for personal security, Grouping variable: Education, Response: Increased
Category	% of people within group
Polytechnic or trade qual	32.48213004219%
University qualification	32.57596266555%
Up to secondary school	26.47196960466%

Data calculation/treatment

Percentages are calculated based on weighted responses.

For more information

https://internetnz.nz/2017-internet-research

Data provided by

InternetNZ

Dataset name

Consumer Perceptions of the Internet 2017

How to find the data

InternetNZ sent the raw data to Figure.NZ for the purpose of publication in CSV and chart format. Figure.NZ created the summary tables by replicating the calculations as seen in the summary report provided by InternetNZ

Import & extraction details

File as imported: Consumer Perceptions of the Internet 2017

From the dataset Consumer Perceptions of the Internet 2017, this data was extracted:

Sheet: Security
Range: C7:AF26
Provided: 350 data points

This data forms the table Internet - Security concerns and measures by age, education and income 2017.

Dataset originally released on:

August 23, 2017

Purpose of collection

Each year, InternetNZ commission research about Kiwis' attitudes to the Internet. They commissioned market research company UMR to undertake a survey and ask New Zealanders about their hopes and fears regarding the Internet.

Method of collection/Data provider

Results are based upon questions asked in the UMR Research nation-wide omnibus; a telephone survey of a nationally representative sample of 750 New Zealanders 18 years of age and over.
Fieldwork was conducted from the 7th of June to the 15thof June 2017 at UMR Research’s national interview facility in Auckland.
The margin of error for sample size of 750 for a 50% figure at the 95% confidence level is ±3.6%.

Increasing concern about threats for personal security on the Internet in New Zealand

Compared to the year before, by education, 2017, % of people within group

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