Table 2.

Responses of young adults in the United States (N=513) to questions about their beliefs and concerns regarding COVID-19 and digital surveillance.

Beliefs/concerns and responses		Participants, n (%)
Believes the COVID-19 pandemic is a public health crisis
	Strongly disagree	30 (5.8)
	Disagree	44 (8.6)
	Neutral	56 (10.9)
	Agree	186 (36.3)
	Strongly agree	197 (38.4)
Believes digital tracking/monitoring would help stop the spread of COVID-19
	Strongly disagree	43 (8.9)
	Disagree	53 (10.3)
	Neutral	125 (24.4)
	Agree	188 (36.7)
	Strongly agree	104 (20.3)
Believes digital tracking/monitoring is necessary to return to normal
	Strongly disagree	58 (11.3)
	Disagree	76 (14.8
	Neutral	143 (27.9)
	Agree	145 (28.3)
	Strongly agree	91 (17.8)
Concerns about the privacy of my information used for tracking/monitoring
	Strongly disagree	42 (8.2)
	Disagree	85 (16.6)
	Neutral	126 (24.6)
	Agree	139 (27.1)
	Strongly agree	121 (23.6)