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Americans might say they have ‘nothing to hide’, but many wouldn’t hand over access to their phone — even for $1 million

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TechnologyTechRadar·Sep 10, 2026·1 min read

Americans might say they have ‘nothing to hide’, but many wouldn’t hand over access to their phone — even for $1 million

New Incogni research has found that the privacy preferences of Americans don't really align with what they say Many of those with 'nothing to hide' will happily snoop on the phones of their family members and partners But those same people…

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