Despite a few scandalous, headline-making months, Facebook’s popularity among U.S. users is almost unchanged with reports indicating that loyalty to the brand has not waned.

On the heels of a data-sharing controversy where the personal data of 87 million Facebook users was shared with the now-defunct political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election and the UK Brexit referendum, only a quarter of Facebook users claim that they use the site less or have left it altogether.

Another quarter of Facebook users revealed that they have upped their usage in recent months while the remaining half of Facebook users report that their use of the social media platform has gone unchanged since report of the scandal.

To reach such a conclusion, the Reuters online questionnaire surveyed over 2,000 American Facebook users at the end of April.