A recent poll finds Americans are not comfortable with the collection of electronic data and are highly skeptical about it, but give the insurance industry decent marks.
The 17th quarterly Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor Poll asks Americans their impressions about the collection and use of electronic data by government, business entities and others.
When asked how much trust do you have in groups or people to responsibly use information about you—the insurance industry out-did the government, electronic service providers and others. While 48 percent say they trust the government a great deal or some, more respondents—63 percent—say they trust Home, Auto and Life insurance companies more.
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