Most Americans think snooping on a partner’s phone is a bad thing to do, but that hasn’t stopped more than a third of people in committed relationships from doing it anyway, according to Pew research published Friday.
Of those surveyed, 34 percent of people in committed relationships
admitted to snooping on their partner’s phone without their knowledge.
Interestingly, the survey also found that 42 percent of women (who are
in relationships) say they’ve snooped through their current partners’
phones without them knowing, while just 25 percent of men say they have.
As many of us find ourselves cooped up with our partners and our phones for the foreseeable future, the researchers suggest that using this technology is not necessarily great for the health of our long-term relationships. more