Netflix has revealed via a tweet that 53 people (who weren’t identified) have watched its new Christmas movie 18 days in a row. Which comes closest to your view?

Netflix has revealed via a tweet that 53 people (who weren’t identified) have watched its new Christmas movie 18 days in a row. Which comes closest to your view? Published on 13 December 2017 → Survey conducted on 13 December 2017 on 3014 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

It’s fine for companies like Netflix to highlight entertaining and interesting user habits, as long as the data is anonymous

49%

It’s not fine for companies like Netflix to highlight entertaining and interesting user habits, even if the data is anonymous

17%

Neither

15%

Don't know

19%

It’s fine for companies like Netflix to highlight entertaining and interesting user habits, as long as the data is anonymous

49%

It’s not fine for companies like Netflix to highlight entertaining and interesting user habits, even if the data is anonymous

17%

Neither

15%

Don't know

19%

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