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Almost a third of social network users say they have entered false information about themselves in order to protect their privacy, according to a new survey.
The emedia report found almost two thirds of people that use sites like Facebook and MySpace say they have concerns about revealing personal details on the sites.
The survey found that:
Social networks have been criticised over privacy issues before and the recent move by Facebook to make user profiles searchable will concern many.
It is also under fire from some members over its "planned" targeted ad system.
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