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New survey reveals 45 per cent Indians don't express themselves freely online because they fear judgement from people

When asked what makes them most comfortable interacting on an online platform, 50 per cent pointed to strong safety and moderation features, the single highest-ranked factor overall

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As digital interactions become increasingly embedded in daily life, Indians are re-evaluating how they connect and express themselves online. 

The FRND Safe Space Survey, conducted among 12,666 users on the platform via in-app pop-ups using a multiple-choice format, finds that concerns around privacy, judgement, and online negativity are steering users toward spaces that offer greater control, emotional comfort, and authenticity. 

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