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Should AI-driven facial recognition be banned in public spaces?

Facial recognition technology is increasingly deployed in public areas for security purposes, but raises significant privacy concerns.

Active until: Dec 31, 2024 247 votes
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Should social media platforms be required to implement end-to-end encryption by default?

Currently, most social media platforms can access and analyze private messages, raising concerns about user privacy.

Active until: Jan 15, 2025 189 votes
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How concerned are you about government surveillance of internet activity?

Government agencies worldwide monitor internet communications for national security purposes.

Active until: Dec 20, 2024 312 votes
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Should governments require biometric ID systems for all citizens?

Biometric identification systems use fingerprints, facial recognition, and iris scans to create comprehensive citizen databases.

Active until: Jan 25, 2025 156 votes
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How should governments handle online content moderation?

Internet censorship and content moderation policies directly impact free speech and information access worldwide.

Active until: Jan 10, 2025 403 votes
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How long should companies be allowed to retain personal data?

Data retention policies determine how long companies can store personal information after service termination or data collection.

Active until: Feb 5, 2025 276 votes
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Past Polls Archive

Should governments have backdoor access to encrypted communications?

Completed: November 28, 2024 • 1,247 total votes

Completed
No, never - 89%
With judicial oversight - 8%
Yes, for national security - 3%

Do you use a VPN for regular internet browsing?

Completed: November 15, 2024 • 892 total votes

Completed
Yes, always - 67%
Sometimes - 21%
No, never - 12%

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