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Types of online activity that teenagers believe should be allowed or prohibited in Poland in 2018*

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Release date

April 2019

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Region

Poland

Survey time period

2018

Number of respondents

993**

Special properties

Pupils from 55 schools

Supplementary notes

The source does not provide any information regarding missing percentage points to 100 percent.
The source does not provide any information regarding percentage points exceeding 100 percent.

* The original question was worded as follows: (Polish) „Które z poniższych aktywności w internecie powinny być według Ciebie dozwolone, a które zabronione:” (English: "Which of the following online activities you think should be allowed and which ones you think should be prohibited:").

** The survey involved 1,173 pupils from 55 schools from all over Poland:
- primary school N = 531
- lower secondary school N = 25
- upper secondary school N = 456
- technical secondary school N = 161

In the research pupils were divided into two groups:
(1) pupils in the seventh grade of primary and second grade of lower secondary schools (merger due to the recent education reform),
(2) pupils in upper secondary schools, i.e. pupils in the second grade of lower secondary schools and technical schools.

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This statistic shows the types of online activity that teenagers believe should be allowed or prohibited in Poland in 2018. According to the survey of school pupils, ** percent of teenagers believed that from a legal point of view it should be acceptable to share with friends online content to which they do not have access. Respondents also indicated file-sharing services (** percent) as one of the practices they believed should follow Polish law. However, the practices that should be subject to a legal ban include mainly buying intoxicating products (** percent of responses), and taking away virtual goods (** percent of responses) without the consent of other internet users.