How Often People that use Interent know the safety of Interent use

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How Often People that use Interent know the safety of Interent use

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Last edited Sep 24, 2019

Created on Sep 10, 2019

This visualization examines the relationship between internet usage frequency and users’ knowledge of cybersecurity, specifically whether WiFi traffic is encrypted by default. It displays a bar chart comparing responses to a cybersecurity question across different usage frequency levels. The chart is built using Vega-Lite API with D3.js for data loading via `d3.csv`. The dataset is sourced from a GitHub gist containing survey responses on internet safety awareness. The visualization uses `vl.markBar()` with encoding for categorical responses and count aggregation, styled with custom configuration for readability.

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A visualization of the dataset of Interent users knowledge of CyberSecurity which shows if Interent users know if WiFi traffic is encrypted on a wireless router by default. It attemps to see if there is a correlataion between the how often people use the Interent and if they know if WiFi traffic is encrypted

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