Sentence examples for trust Facebook with from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of millions trust Facebook with the minutiae of their daily lives.

But Facebook's biggest problem is exactly the same issue – people don't trust Facebook with their data, so why should businesses with potentially proprietary and ultra-sensitive information?

A recent Pew Research Center survey noted that more than 70percentt of Americans were worried about automation's impact on jobs, while just 21percentt of respondents to a Quartz survey said they trust Facebook with their personal information.

A poll conducted for FORBES by Zogby International finds 63% of Americans don't trust Facebook with their personal information.

Think about how much we trust Facebook with our personal thoughts, locations, images and feelings.

A poll conducted late last week in the U.S. and Germany by Reuters/Ipsos shows only 41% of consumers trust Facebook with its information.

But the trust Facebook tested with this lapse is a tenuous one, and further errors of this scale may not meet with this type of disappointed acquiescence.

Twenty-eight percent said they trust Facebook "not at all" with their personal data, 34percentt said "not very much" and 32percentt said "somewhat".

Twenty-eight percent said they trust Facebook "not at all" with their personal data, 34percentt said "not very much" and 32percentt said "somewhat". Only 3percentt said they have "a lot" of trust in the social network, and another 3percentt were unsure.

I simply don't trust Facebook, or any one company, with the responsibility for determining what is true.

The big question that hangs out there though is will enterprise IT departments trust Facebook as an enterprise collaboration tool with all of the important company information be shared across it –and that's still not clear.