Improving energy efficiency and encouraging flexible use of energy is a necessary link in the UK's policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It requires the use of management smart technologies, including the use of smart meters to send energy use information from demanders or customers to energy companies. This information is available for the development and implementation of more efficient energy use regulations, British consumers have different attitudes because when the technology is used to monitor and support energy-efficient use, energy data of residents and households must be passively shared. Passive sharing of personal energy-related data may become a major obstacle to the promotion of smart technologies. Which of the following, if true, would best support the above argument. ['0% of respondents said they are unwilling to reduce personal energy use due to passive data sharing.', '0% of respondents believe that passive sharing of data greatly increases the risk of personal privacy violations.', '0% of respondents said that those who care about climate change are more likely to accept passive sharing of data.', '0% of respondents believe that data cannot be shared, otherwise smart technology cannot be applied.']