Post-NSA government still trusted over private firms with personal data handling

Danny Palmer
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Ernst & Young report suggests people still happy to share personal information with government - but wary of web firms

Governments remain the organisations most trusted by the public to handle personal data, despite revelations about surveillance and data collection schemes by the US National Security Agency (NSA),...

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