Some of the most recent polls have covered Internet censorship and the use of live animals in scientific research. While it is essential for young people to learn how to formulate opinions and express their ideas, it is equally important for them to understand that these ideas and their privacy have value. Because Channel One does not disclose why questions are being asked, young visitors are denied the opportunity to evaluate whether or not they should respond. Students may assume that their responses will be respected and not shared with others to whom they have not given their express permission, when in fact Channel One may be distributing or even selling the results of their polls. Without full and effective disclosure, it is not clear.
Quotes change daily.
In addition to demographic information such as name, address, and age, Web advertisers often ask young people about their personal tastes, habits and preferences. When advertisers are able to craft a message to a particular young person, they are able to establish a relationship with him or her. This greatly increases the likelihood that the young person will feel a sense of loyalty to the company and will want to purchase its products.