Young consumers’ views on privacy are complex. While Pew found Millennials are the most likely age group to be against NSA surveillance policies, another report finds that “an overwhelming majority” are willing to trade privacy for security. When asked “how willing are you to accept inconveniences and a loss of privacy in exchange for better security,” 34% of Millennial males and 46% of females said they are not bothered if it doesn’t impact them too much. (Business Insider)