Millennials Willing to Offer Location for Relevant Content

Via Scoop.itThe Millenials – GenY watch

Older consumers more concerned about privacy.   Although more and more consumers are opting in to location services such as foursquare and Facebook Places, consumers under age 35 are particularly willing to share location in exchange for value, research suggests.   Q2 2011 data from mobile Wi-Fi hotspot provider JiWire indicates that 53% of all mobile Wi-Fi users are willing to share their location to receive more relevant content. Younger consumers are particularly responsive to location-based programs—60% of 25- to 34-year olds and 58% of those under 25 are willing share location.   http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?R=1008555
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