Poll: Do the young care more about Prism's invasion of privacy?
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Your support makes all the difference.A Washington Post-Pew Research Center poll released Monday showed young people valuing privacy over national security when it comes to government snooping.
The Prism revelations have caused outrage in America about the level of government monitoring of online communications.
But are the under-30s really the generation most concerned with keeping personal information private? Take our poll.
(And don't lie about your age. Obama is watching.)
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