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And how effective do you think the new rules will be at preventing those younger than 18 from gaining access to pornography?
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On Friday 25 July, new rules required many websites to verify users are 18 or older. Have you encountered these new restrictions yourself while trying to access websites or content of any kind in the past week?
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From everything you have seen and heard, do you support or oppose the recent rules requiring age verification to access websites that may contain pornographic material?
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Ideally, about how long after getting a new smartphone would it be before you replaced it with another new smartphone?
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This week, a new government policy comes into force that will require all pornographic websites to perform identity checks in order to verify that visitors are aged 18 or older. These checks might include digitally verifying a user's age with their bank, credit card or mobile phone network provider, allowing them to submit photo ID, or using their email address or footage of their face to estimate their age. Before taking this survey, were you aware that this policy was being introduced?
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And do you support or oppose requiring age verification to access pornography websites?
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And how effective do you think this system will be at preventing those younger than 18 from gaining access to pornography?
9 days ago
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Would you support or oppose the Premier League having to make 10 games per season available to broadcast on free-to-air television (e.g. BBC, ITV, Channel 4, etc.)?
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In sports such as tennis where calls have to be made based on whether a fast-moving ball is in or out, do you think that human or electronic judges are generally more reliable?
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Would you support or oppose a ban on advertising alcohol on television before the 9pm watershed?
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Would you support or oppose a total ban on advertising alcohol online, including on social media?
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When it comes to people’s identity on social media, which of the below comes closest to what you think should happen?
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Do you think teachers should or should be allowed to use AI to help mark classwork or homework that does NOT count towards any formal exams or assessment?
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Would you support or oppose banning politicians from appearing as television or radio newsreaders, news interviewers or news reporters?
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Would you or would you not typically answer your phone if you received a call from an unknown number?
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Thinking of the television programme Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, which do you think is the most useful lifeline?
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When it comes to banning phones in schools, which of the following comes closest to your view?
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Do you think it is acceptable or unacceptable for workers to check their phones during meetings?
4 months ago
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When a company that provides a digital service or app that you use frequently adds AI functionality to it, how would you describe your typical reaction as being?
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And how effective do you think the new rules will be at preventing those younger than 18 from gaining access to pornography?

On Friday 25 July, new rules required many websites to verify users are 18 or older. Have you encountered these new restrictions yourself while trying to access websites or content of any kind in the past week?

From everything you have seen and heard, do you support or oppose the recent rules requiring age verification to access websites that may contain pornographic material?

Ideally, about how long after getting a new smartphone would it be before you replaced it with another new smartphone?

And do you support or oppose requiring age verification to access pornography websites?

And how effective do you think this system will be at preventing those younger than 18 from gaining access to pornography?

Would you support or oppose the Premier League having to make 10 games per season available to broadcast on free-to-air television (e.g. BBC, ITV, Channel 4, etc.)?

In sports such as tennis where calls have to be made based on whether a fast-moving ball is in or out, do you think that human or electronic judges are generally more reliable?

Would you support or oppose a ban on advertising alcohol on television before the 9pm watershed?

Would you support or oppose a total ban on advertising alcohol online, including on social media?

When it comes to people’s identity on social media, which of the below comes closest to what you think should happen?

Do you think teachers should or should be allowed to use AI to help mark classwork or homework that does NOT count towards any formal exams or assessment?

Would you support or oppose banning politicians from appearing as television or radio newsreaders, news interviewers or news reporters?

Would you or would you not typically answer your phone if you received a call from an unknown number?

Thinking of the television programme Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, which do you think is the most useful lifeline?

AI Uses | YouGov Survey Results 250324

When it comes to banning phones in schools, which of the following comes closest to your view?

Do you think it is acceptable or unacceptable for workers to check their phones during meetings?

When a company that provides a digital service or app that you use frequently adds AI functionality to it, how would you describe your typical reaction as being?