y8 Computer laws

Which of the following are obligations or requirements under Personal Data Protection Act (‘PDPA’):

• Cease retention of personal data when there is no legal or business purpose.

• Take reasonable efforts to ensure data accuracy and completeness.

• Seek fresh consent from Guest if data is used or disclosed for a new purpose.

• All of the above.

What are FOUR of the 8 principles?

• Personal data should be obtained and processed fairly and lawfully

• Personal data should only be shared with McDonald's

• Personal data should be adequate, relevant and not excessive for the required purpose

• Personal data should be accurate and kept up-to-date

• Personal data can be transferred to countries outside the EU unless they have similar legislation

What does DPA stand for

• Data Protecton Act

• Dark Protection Award

• Data Protection Act

• Data Protection Ask

What does GDPR stand for?

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Generel Data Protection Regulation

• General Dancing Policeman Rap

• General Data Protection Road

How much can you be fined for if you break the DPA?

• £400,00

• £300,000

• £30

• £500,000

What is DPA?

• An act that stores your personal data forever

• An act that protects your personal data that is stored on a computer

Why is DPA needed?

• To protect your information from others

• To send your information to everybody

Why do we have DPA?

• Keep your info private from your local food store

• Keep your information private from other people

A bank would hold the following information

• Account details
• hair colour
• shoe size
• wear glasses

A school would hold the following personal information

• Bank account 
• Shoe size 
• Hair Colour
• Medical records