Canadian students between grades four and 11 are concerned about what companies do with the information they post online. 68 percent of students believe that if a website simply has a privacy policy, it wont share their personal information. Almost no Canadian students think marketing companies should be able to read their social networking posts or track their locations. The discrepancy is clear: kids do not want to be tracked, but they may not know how to avoid it. Too often people still blindly click through the EULAs not realizing what they have just agreed to.”]