Here are five points:
1. Of the 41,000 Americans surveyed, 45 percent of online households said they stopped participating in certain online activities due to privacy and security concerns.
2. Nineteen percent of online households said an online security breach or identity theft impacted them in the 12 months before the survey.
3. Of those that used a mobile data plan to go online outside the home, 22 percent endured an online security breach.
4. Eighty-four percent of online households expressed at least one privacy or security worry.
5. More than 112 million Americans were contacted about a health data breach in 2015.
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