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June 26, 2018

Public Attitudes Toward Technology Companies

Roughly seven-in-ten Americans think it likely that social media platforms censor political viewpoints

Roughly seven-in-ten Americans think it likely that social media platforms censor political viewpoints

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Public Attitudes Toward Technology Companies
Roughly seven-in-ten Americans think it likely that social media platforms censor political viewpoints
Majority of Republicans say major technology companies support the views of liberals over conservatives
College graduates have somewhat more positive views of the personal, social impact of major tech companies
Moderate levels of public trust in major technology companies
Roughly half the public thinks major tech companies should be regulated more than they are now
Americans view technology companies and energy companies similarly when it comes to having too much power and influence in today’s economy
Older and younger adults express differing opinions about major technology companies