Ofcom Online Experiences Tracker (OET) Wave 2

“The Online Experiences Tracker (Wave 2, May 2022)”

“interviewed a sample of 6,666 UK internet users aged 13 to 84”

“The Online Experiences Tracker (Wave 2, May 2022)”

Publication year follows the first release of this wave’s questionnaire and tables (21 September 2022), listed by Ofcom: https://www.ofcom.org.uk/media-use-and-attitudes/online-habits/internet-users-experience-of-harm-online?language=en

“29th April and 20th May 2022.”

All Wave 2 fieldwork conducted 29 April – 20 May 2022.

“AGE: 13-17 442”

Youth sample: 442 respondents aged 13–17 within 6,666 total respondents aged 13–84. Harm and app-attribution questions have smaller eligible bases after consent, experience selection and routing.

“AGE: 13-17”

The entry covers the youth subgroup, not the full 13–84 sample.

“undertaken by Yonder Consulting on behalf”

Non-probability online panel (Yonder Consulting); recruited with quotas to be nationally representative of the UK internet-user population, then weighted.

“Which, if any, of the following have you seen or experienced online in the last 4 weeks?…” “Bullying, abusive behaviour or threats”

Q8 harm battery (last 4 weeks). Related Bullying items: 'Trolling…' and 'Hateful, offensive or discriminatory content… e.g. hate speech'.

“Which, if any, of the following have you seen or experienced online in the last 4 weeks?…” “Content relating to negative body image, excessive or unhealthy dieting/exercise and/or eating”

Full item ends '…and/or eating disorders'.

“Which, if any, of the following have you seen or experienced online in the last 4 weeks?…” “Content relating to self-harm or suicide”

“Which, if any, of the following have you seen or experienced online in the last 4 weeks?…” “Content depicting violence”

“Which, if any, of the following have you seen or experienced online in the last 4 weeks?…” “Sharing of, or threats to share, intimate images without consent”

“Which, if any, of the following have you seen or experienced online in the last 4 weeks?…” “People sending unwanted/unsolicited sexual or nude images or videos, e.g. ‘cyber flashing’”

Related item: 'Pressure to send photos or personal information to someone'.

“What type of site or service were you using when you most recently experienced”

Q9 selects the most recent experience. Respondents who continue answer Q21 about the type of service, followed by a named-app question. The same app lists apply to the included harms. This is attribution of an experience, not a rate among all users of each app.

“What type of site or service were you using when you most recently experienced”

Q9 selects the most recent experience. Respondents who continue answer Q21 about the type of service, followed by a named-app question. The same app lists apply to the included harms. This is attribution of an experience, not a rate among all users of each app.

“What type of site or service were you using when you most recently experienced”

Q9 selects the most recent experience. Respondents who continue answer Q21 about the type of service, followed by a named-app question. The same app lists apply to the included harms. This is attribution of an experience, not a rate among all users of each app.

“What type of site or service were you using when you most recently experienced”

Q9 selects the most recent experience. Respondents who continue answer Q21 about the type of service, followed by a named-app question. The same app lists apply to the included harms. This is attribution of an experience, not a rate among all users of each app.

“What type of site or service were you using when you most recently experienced”

Q9 selects the most recent experience. Respondents who continue answer Q21 about the type of service, followed by a named-app question. The same app lists apply to the included harms. This is attribution of an experience, not a rate among all users of each app.

“What type of site or service were you using when you most recently experienced”

Q9 selects the most recent experience. Respondents who continue answer Q21 about the type of service, followed by a named-app question. The same app lists apply to the included harms. This is attribution of an experience, not a rate among all users of each app.