The Windsor Star reports on the recently released survey results showing that only four out of 10 Canadians use password locks or change privacy settings to protect their privacy when using mobile phones, while nearly 70 percent "insisted" their mobile phones did not contain personal information. Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart said, "Mobile phones increasingly hold a lot of personal information, but it doesn't seem like Canadians think they do." The report warns that "Canadians need to wise up" because "smartphones will get people in trouble if they're not smart enough to use them judiciously." The report also revealed how different generations manage mobile phone privacy.   
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