p8 L20 Quiz - Equal Access & Net Neutrality

Equal access ensures that all people, regardless of background, have the same access to ________ provided by IT systems.

• systems and firewalls
• services and information
• computers and smartphones
• Cars and bicycles

Which law makes it illegal to discriminate against someone in regards to employment, training & education based on a range of protected characteristics?

• Data Protection Act 1998
• Computer Misuse Act 1990
• Equality Act 2010
• Freedom of Information Act 2000

Which organization created the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) for ensuring website accessibility?

• Information Systems Audit and Control Association
• British Computer Society
• World Wide Web Consortium
• International Organization for Standardization

Net neutrality means that everyone should have equal and open access to the ________.

• information services
• software applications
• web
• computer systems

What is the argument for ending net neutrality?

• Profits made from ending net neutrality would help develop internet infrastructure, giving faster connections for all.
• Ending net neutrality would reduce costs for internet service providers.
• Ending net neutrality would lead to increased competition and innovation.
• Ending net neutrality would promote equal access to the web for everyone.

How would small businesses and startups be affected by the end of net neutrality?

• They would have equal access to the web like big businesses.
• They would be at a major disadvantage compared to big businesses, as they wouldn't be able to afford priority access fees, lowering their search rankings and driving away customers.
• They would benefit from faster internet speeds and reduced costs.
• They would have priority access to certain sites without paying extra fees.

Which of these is NOT a benefit of equal access to technology and information for society?

• Reduced intolerance, discrimination, poverty, and unemployment.
• Enhanced global connectivity and cultural exchange.
• Improved education, healthcare, and communication.
• The elderly could not access the internet
• Increased competition, innovation, and economic growth.

What is the most relevant law related to equal access?

• Freedom of Information Act 2000
• Computer Misuse Act 1990
• Data Protection Act 1998
• Equality Act 2010