46 percent of Americans admit to stalking an ex or current partner online by checking in on them without their knowledge or consent. Nearly one in ten Americans created a fake profile to check on them on social media (9 percent) or tracked their physical activity via their phone or health app. Men are more likely to condone ‘online’ stalking if one or both partners have cheated or are suspected of cheating (34 percent vs. 27 percent) Men are 2.5 times more likely than women to track a current or former partners location (20 percent) and activity (11 percent) online.”]