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Universitarios y redes sociales. Estudio sobre la percepción de la privacidad y su gestión

The main objective of this article is to examine the trends in the use of social networks among university students and study the perception that users have about the use that companies make of their data on the Internet. After completing a questionnaire for a sample of students between 18 and 22 years old, the main results of the research show us how young people are aware that their activity in the network is being monitored. A large majority accept this fact, not without emphasizing that they try to control the content that goes up to the networks. In the correlation analysis of variables we observe that sex does not influence the results obtained, however, there are moderate relationships between the age variable, the activity of the users and the time they spend in the networks.