25. Privacy

Multiple Choice

What does privacy mean in computing?

• A. Protecting hardware from damage

• B. Preventing computers from crashing

• C. The right to be left alone and free from unwanted intrusion

• D. Encrypting all online data

Multiple Choice

What are the privacy implications of computer technologies such as face recognition and automatic number plate recognition?

• They enhance security

• They collect personal data

• They have no impact

• They are always accurate

Multiple Choice

What ethical considerations should be taken into account when deciding to upgrade to a new smartphone?

• Environmental impact

• Cost of the new phone

• Brand loyalty

• Social status

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What is the definition of ethics?

• A set of moral principles that govern a person's behavior

• The right to be left alone and free from unwanted scrutiny

• Information that is personal and unique to an individual

• Concerned with what is morally right or wrong

Multiple Choice

Which option best describes personal data?

• A. Information that is personal and unique to an individual

• B. Any file stored on a computer

• C. Data shared only on social media

• D. Information owned by companies

Multiple Choice

What are the problems associated with personal data falling into the wrong hands?

• Data theft

• Increased privacy

• Enhanced security

• Data encryption

Multiple Choice

What types of personal data are commonly collected by online services?

• Your location

• Your favorite color

• Your shoe size

• Your birth date

Multiple Choice

Which situation is an example of an invasion of privacy?

• A. Encrypting files on a laptop

• B. Updating an operating system

• C. A website tracking browsing history without permission

• D. Using a password manager

Multiple Select

What are some potential consequences of weak security regarding personal information? (Select two)

• Phishing attacks

• Increased privacy

• Enhanced security

• Identity theft

Multiple Choice

What can happen if personal data falls into the wrong hands?

• A. Faster internet access

• B. Automatic software updates

• C. Identity theft and fraud

• D. Reduced storage space

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a guideline for data protection legislation?

• Data must be processed fairly and lawfully.

• Data must be kept for no longer than necessary.

• Data must be accurate and up to date.

• Data must be shared with third parties.

Multiple Choice

What are the benefits of giving away personal information to organizations?

• Personalized service

• Faster purchases

• Better customer support

• Increased privacy

Multiple Choice

Which statement about cookies is TRUE?

• A. Cookies always contain malware

• B. Cookies block advertisements

• C. Cookies record browsing behaviour

• D. Cookies delete stored data

Multiple Choice

What are cookies and how do they relate to web browsing history?

• Small data files that keep a record of web browsing history

• Programs that collect information without user consent

• Legislation that protects consumer data

• Files that store user passwords

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a benefit of using cookies?

• They can improve security

• They can remember login information

• They can improve data privacy

• They can be used to improve computer hardware

Multiple Choice

Why do some people accept reduced privacy when using online services?

• A. They are forced by law

• B. The services are usually free

• C. Privacy laws no longer apply

• D. The benefits are more convenient or personalised

Multiple Choice

Why can big data threaten an individual’s privacy?

• A. It replaces the need for security systems

• B. Individual data is always incorrect

• C. It is only collected by governments

• D. Separate data pieces can be combined to build detailed personal profiles

Multiple Choice

How can big data benefit society?

• A. By preventing all cybercrime

• B. By removing the need for privacy laws

• C. By helping identify patterns such as disease spread

• D. By stopping online tracking

Multiple Select

What are some benefits of analyzing big data?

• Identifying adverse side effects of drugs

• Optimizing energy use in cities

• Providing insights into the spread of disease

Multiple Choice

Why do organisations collect large amounts of personal data?

• A. To reduce internet speed

• B. To provide personalised services

• C. To avoid data protection laws

• D. To delete unused accounts

Multiple Choice

What are the implications of big data analysis on individual privacy?

• It enhances privacy

• It has no effect on privacy

• It benefits society at the expense of privacy

• It guarantees complete privacy

Multiple Choice

Which technology is most associated with surveillance?

• A. Spreadsheet software

• B. Word processing software

• C. Antivirus software

• D. CCTV with facial recognition

Multiple Choice

What are the potential risks of using surveillance technology in everyday life?

• Invasion of privacy

• Increased security

• Data misuse

• Public awareness

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of a whistle-blower?

• Someone who monitors people's activities

• A person who draws attention to illegal activities

• A type of surveillance technology

• An organization that tracks people's movements

Multiple Choice

What are the advantages and disadvantages of location-based services?

• They help in navigation

• They invade privacy

• They are always accurate

• They require Wi-Fi

Multiple Choice

What is the primary source of location information used by mobile phones?

• GPS satellites

• Cellular towers

• Wi-Fi connectivity

• Bluetooth connectivity

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of a password manager?

• Stores all your website login information

• Prevents unauthorized people from reading your data

• Detects and removes cookies

• Holds evidence of your identity

Match

Classify each tool by its main purpose

• Stores login details securely

• Prevents unauthorised access to data

• Removes spyware and tracking software

Password Manager

Encryption

Anti-spyware

• Password Manager

• Encryption

• Anti-spyware

Poll

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