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I too received this message, but I didn't join the study. I'm concerned with how the results of the study will be used.

• takeda 6y ago
  As I understand the study is measuring whether you can or cannot last 6 weeks without Facebook, or am I missing something? I known some people that I'm curious if they could survive that.
  • garraeth 6y ago
    The second image refers to the election several times so it makes me wonder if they are trying to see if FB has an effect on how you vote...pure speculation on my part based on their text, of course.
    • SahAssar 6y ago
      That would require them to record your vote which would probably be illegal.
      • TylerE 6y ago
        WHO you vote for is not public information. THAT you voted, including in any (and if so which) primary, is.
        • SahAssar 6y ago
          Right, that'd still be an interesting study.
      • ineedasername 6y ago
        They can ask you how you voted. Exit polls do it all of the time. This announcement mentions a survey as well.
        • SahAssar 6y ago
          If it is part of a survey that you are paid for then it's a pretty thin line to paying for actual votes, right?
          • ineedasername 6y ago
            No, it's not saying you should or shouldn't vote. It's saying that after election day, they will ask you to fill a survey, which is optional. That is literally all the invite is saying. In fact, choosing not to vote would be a valid & extremely valuable bit of information.