, survey Monkey can be used to create surveys which are completely anonymous, as well as ones where you’re identifiable. Creators can easily set up their survey so that it doesn’t gather any personal information about you. All they need to do is turn on Anonymous Responses in each collector they use.
We discovered surveys created and collected on the Survey. Monkey platform are not anonymous. They collect your email and IP address for accessing the platform. However, participants who complete a self-created survey can be anonymous to the data collector. How anonymous a survey is going to rely on a few constituents.
So, how to create an anonymous survey in SurveyMonkey?
Some articles claimed and you can still slice and dice your data by respondents’ age, gender, product/service they use, etc. Bought into creating an anonymous survey? Here’s how to build one in Survey, and monkey: 1. Look at each survey collector you’re using. You’ll need to turn on anonymous responses for each collector (or way to send your survey) you use.
When Respondent Authentication is turned on, the survey is never anonymous because the survey taker’s SSO profile information is tracked. Some integrations automatically create collectors in Survey. Monkey, like the Microsoft Teams integration.
For more details, see our Security Statement. Surveys begin with https:// which means your survey responses are sent over a secure, encrypted connection. It’s up to each survey creator to decide to collect responses anonymously or to capture respondents’ personal information. URLs beginning with https:// are sent via SSL encryption.
Does SurveyMonkey report to the police?
Staff members of Survey. Monkey can access exceptional situations where they are required to report information to law enforcement agencies or any court of law. This makes Survey. Monkey not anonymous to survey creators or data collectors. Are respondents anonymous?
Can anonymous responses be turned on or off?
All collectors allow the survey creator to turn Anonymous Responses on or off, except Facebook Messenger collectors. All collectors allow the survey creator to track IP addresses or not, except Facebook Messenger collectors.