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believe social media company leaders will admit to and take
responsibility for data misuse; and
WHEREAS, Nearly 50% of adults are worried about their
personal information being sold without their knowledge or an
individual stealing their identity or personal information; and
WHEREAS, Thirty-four percent of Americans have experienced a
fraudulent charge on their debit or credit cards, their email or
social media accounts taken over by a third party without
permission or another individual attempting to open lines of
credit or apply for loans with their names during the prior
year; and
WHEREAS, Most adults have an unease surrounding artificial
intelligence and believe that their personal information will be
used in a way they are not comfortable with or not as originally
intended; and
WHEREAS, There is a large gap in confidence in protecting
online data privacy between adults who are comfortable using
technology and those adults who are not; and
WHEREAS, Many adults accept online data privacy policies
without actually reading the policies or viewing the policies as
just another document they need to get past to use a service;
and
WHEREAS, A greater number of adults in 2023 do not understand
online data privacy laws as compared to 2019; and
WHEREAS, Seventy-two percent of all adults, regardless of
political leanings, support more government regulation of how
personal online data is being used; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives recognize January
21 through 27, 2024, as "Data Privacy Week" in Pennsylvania.
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