People do not know that Instagram and WhatsApp belong to Facebook

What do cookies allow? Who does Instagram belong to? Private boating, what is it? A study conducted by Pew Research Center assesses the web culture of Internet users. Spoiler: there is still work ... The study assesses the web culture of Internet users. Credits: Pew Research Center. Pew Research Center asked a panel Rajput Status vediostatus.com Hindi | Royal Rajput Status | Rajputana Status In English | Rajput Attitude Status | Rajput Love Status | Rajput Shayari of American Internet users a series of questions to assess their knowledge of certain digital truths. The test is available online: 10 questions to evaluate your web culture . You can try your luck before reading the results below. Phishing, cookies and platform revenue are known They are a large majority to know that they can be phished everywhere on the Internet (which does not mean they understand precisely what it is). They also know that cookies can track a user's navigation and allow a site to obtain statistics. Internet users also understood that the majority of revenue from social media platforms came from advertising. These are the only three elements for which a majority of respondents answered well. Private browsing, Instagram by Facebook, HTTPS: more work 48% of Internet users realize that the privacy policy governs a user's collection and use of data by a website. Many also understand the net's neutrality. Then things go bad. Only 30% of respondents understand the differences between an HTTP site and an HTTPS site Rajput Status vediostatus.com Hindi | Royal Rajput Status | Rajputana Status In English | Rajput Attitude Status | Rajput Love Status | Rajput Shayari Pew Research Center asked which companies belonged to Facebook. Respondents had the choice between: Twitter and Instagram Snapchat and WhatsApp WhatsApp and Instagram Twitter and Snapchat Only 29% of respondents answered this question, indicating that Instagram and WhatsApp were two Facebook affiliates. 22% did not respond well and 49% preferred to abstain, indicating that they had no idea. If the links that unite the three platforms seem obvious to those interested in digital, it is not the same for the "simple users" of these applications. Finally, the three elements on which Internet users have been most mistaken: the identification of a double authentication process, the actual (and therefore local) impact of private navigation, the recognition of a photo of Jack Dorsey.