Table 5.
Passive smartphone data participants are willing to share with researchers.
| Data comfortable sharing with researchers | Participants, n (%)a |
| Amount of time spent at home (N=201) | 100 (49.8) |
| Amount of time during the day spent not moving (N=201) | 102 (50.7) |
| Distance traveled (N=201) | 113 (56.2) |
| Maximum distance traveled from home (N=201) | 93 (46.3) |
| How long one slept each day (N=201) | 122 (60.7) |
| Number of texts sent (N=201) | 105 (52.2) |
| Length of texts sent (N=201) | 85 (42.3) |
| Number of texts received (N=201) | 98 (48.8) |
| Length of texts received (N=201) | 82 (40.8) |
| Number of calls made (N=201) | 101 (50.2) |
| Length of calls made (N=201) | 89 (44.3) |
| Number of calls received (N=201) | 99 (49.3) |
| How often one answers their phone (N=201) | 94 (46.8) |
| Length of calls received (N=201) | 88 (43.8) |
| Willing to share same data with therapist (N=184) | 123 (66.8) |
aResults were summarized as the total count of people who indicated the answer listed in the table over the total count of people who indicated that they had a working smartphone.