Y9 Online Privacy

Which of these would the Data Protection Act NOT control?

• Exposing someone's email address
• Sharing someone's phone number
• Broadcasting someone's favourite song
• Publishing someone's date of birth

Which regulation does the Data Protection Act implement in the UK?

• GDPR
• DARPA
• GPS
• CDRP

Which of these does the Data Protection Act push for?

• Data Hoarding and Unlimited Retention
• Data Transparency and Fairness
• Profit from Data without Consent
• Data Encryption for Everyone

Which year was the Data Protection Act updated to match GDPR?

• 2020
• 2008
• 1998
• 2018

Which of these is sensitive information?

• Favourite colour
• Biometric Data
• Name
• Address

You have "the right to erasure". What does this mean?

• Erase your social media accounts
• Erase your browser history
• Unsubscribe from marketing emails
• Request that any organisation remove your personal data from their records

Oversharing means…

• Sharing too much information about yourself
• Sharing your information in too many places
• Not using privacy settings so anyone can see what you share
• All of these

What is the maximum fine for a serious breach?

• 200000
• 150000
• £20,000,000 or 4% of global turnover - whichever is higher
• £2,000,000 or 2% of global turnover - whichever is higher

The Information Commissioner's Office…

• Is in charge of tracking serious criminals
• Is in charge of enforcing Data Protection law
• Buys information from big companies
• Is in charge of which information you can and can't look at

You have "the right to access". What does this mean?

• Obtain a copy of the data held about you by an organisation
• Obtain a free copy of Microsoft Access
• You are allowed to enter any public land even if there is a gate
• You are allowed to access any website even if you are not a member