More Europeans that respondents from the US report being either single or living with another. The issues that were the least cited as most important were cultural and language issues. Among European respondents, navigation outranked privacy as the second most important issue. And among women, privacy outranked censorship as the most important issue. Conversely, older people were more concerned with navigation.
Female respondents are slightly more likely than males to subscribe to some online service.
As with the Fifth Survey, Respondents over age 50 were more likely to subscribe to an online service than other age groups. For all but one service listed, respondents aged 19-25 had the lowest percentage and respondents over age 50 had the highest. As with the Fifth survey, respondents are fairly polarized between the two major parties. The corresponding increases were in Republicans, Libertarians, and those who would rather not say. Women were somewhat more likely to be associated with the Democratic Party.