Snapchat Tops Facebook And Twitter On Privacy — Here's Why Brands Should Care (fb, Snap, Twtr, Googl)

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Thu, 04/27/2017 - 2:53pm

Of the top five social platforms, users trust Snapchat the most to protect their personal data and privacy, according to BI Intelligence's 2017 Digital Trust survey. In fact, they have more faith that Snapchat will protect their data than Facebook. One out of five people who use Snapchat picked the app as the top social platform for protecting user data and privacy.

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Snapchat Tops Facebook And Twitter On Privacy — Here's Why Brands Should Care (fb, Snap, Twtr, Googl)

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