The internet is becoming ever more replied upon in this digital age. With most information just a click away, and downloads taking just moments on fast DSL and cable internet connections, other forms of communication, including books, newspapers, mail, and even phones, are slowly taking the back seat to the world wide web. With more and more people 'logging on,' especially the world's youth, the question is not 'has online behavior changed,' it's 'what affects have come from online behavior changing?' Just something for those who don't reside in the tech world to think about. (Those of us who are geeks don't have to think about it...we know there are no harmful effects of living on computers, don't we?
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John
Has your online behavior changed in the past two years because of increased security concerns?
Yes, drastically (in what way?)
Yes, slightly (in what way?)
Not at all (really? tell us more)

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