Our digital rights

Our digital rights

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Multiple Choice

Roaming charges ended in:

• 2013

• 2015

• 2017

• 2018

Multiple Choice

In which of the following countries do you not benefit from ”Roam like Home”?

• Bulgaria

• Italy

• Russia

• Spain

• Romania

Multiple Choice

If I spend more time and use my phone more abroad than in my home country over a period of ……………… months, then my operator may contact me to discuss my usage and potentially apply small surcharges.

• 1

• 4

• 8

• 10

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: When I go on a trip, I don't have to activate ”Roam like Home”.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: If you move from your home country and you establish a durable residence in another EU country, you will no longer be able to benefit from roam like at home offers from an operator in the country you came from.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Select the false statement.

• If at home you have unlimited calls and SMS, you will get unlimited calls and SMS when roaming in the EU.

• Since 2017, your communications (phone calls, SMS, data) made from another EU country is covered in your national bundle.

• ”Roam like Home” will end in 2022.

Multiple Choice

The EU is investing over ………….. billion in strengthening broadband in rural areas.

• €1

• €2

• €4

• €5

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE? When you travel to another EU country you have the right to access your paid-for online content services in the same way as you would in your home country

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE? Your content provider is not allowed to charge you extra for providing access to content you already have a paid subscription for while you're in another EU country.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The EU is investing €120 million in installing free public Wi-Fi hotspots in up to ……………. different locations across Europe, so that I can remain connected wherever I am.

• 1000

• 3000

• 5000

• 8000

Multiple Choice

General Data Protection Regulation - GDPR came into effect on 25th May ….

• 2015

• 2017

• 2018

• 2020

Multiple Choice

What is the GDPR?

• A European regulation on data sharing within companies

• A European law obliging major browsers to comply on the use of personal data

• A EU regulation that aims to standardize the governance of personal information, particularly in terms of the security and protection of personal data

Multiple Choice

What does the GDPR require by law?

• Organisations must keep data on European Internet users for a minimum of 5 years

• Companies must share all user data with the European institutions in the interests of transparency

• Organisation must put in place technical and organisationl measures to continuously ensure optimal data protection and be able to demonstrate this documenting their compliance.

Multiple Choice

How does the GDPR define ‘personal data’?

• Any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person

• Your personal bank details and postal address

• Your IP addressed and all personal online information

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: Any organisation which processes and holds the personal data of EU citizens is obliged to abide by the laws set out by GDPR.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

In the EU you have the right to return purchases made online or through other types of distance selling, such as by phone, mail order or from a door-to-door salesperson, within ………. days for a full refund.

• 4

• 10

• 12

• 14

• 20

Multiple Select

The 14-day cooling off period does not apply to all purchases. Two of the exemptions are:

• concert tickets for specific dates

• jewelry

• a tailor-made suit

• printed books

Multiple Select

The 14-day cooling off period does not apply to all purchases. Two of the exemptions are:

• catering services for specific dates

• clothes

• goods and drinks delivered to you by regular delivery

• phones

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: The cooling off period expires 14 days after the day you received your goods.

• TRUE

• FALSE