Aruba Networks surveyed 11,500 workers in 23 countries. 60% of workers younger than 35 were willing to share their work and personal smartphones with others. Nearly one-fifth of them didn’t even have passwords on the devices. Men are 20% more likely than women to have lost personal or client data due to the misuse of a smartphone, Aruba says. The age bracket with the highest propensity to experience data and identity theft is workers aged 25-34 years; survey respondents over age 55 are half as likely to have experienced identity theft.”]