SOCIETAL IMPACTS

Which of the following statements is true regarding the Indian Information Technology Act, 2000?

• It does not recognize digital signatures

• It provides a framework for e-governance in India

• It applies only to government agencies

• It was enacted in 1995

Under the IT Act, which of the following is defined as a cybercrime?

• Sending unsolicited messages

• Using a credit card for online shopping

• Hacking into a computer system

• Creating a personal website

What is the primary responsibility of the Cyber Appellate Tribunal established under the IT Act?

• To promote internet safety

• To resolve disputes arising from cyber crimes

• To regulate telecommunications

• To issue digital signatures

Which of the following is a major concern regarding e-waste management?

• The high cost of electronic devices

• The rapid advancement of technology

• Environmental pollution and health risks

• The lack of internet connectivity

According to the IT Act, what is the penalty for publishing sensitive personal data without consent?

• A warning

• Up to two years of imprisonment and/or a fine

• Up to five years of imprisonment and/or a fine

• No penalty

What does the IT Act aim to protect?

• Internet users' rights

• Only government data

• Personal hobbies

• Social media accounts

What is a digital signature?

• A handwritten signature

• An online shopping signature

• A unique digital ID used for authentication

• A form of social media verification

Which is a consequence of improper e-waste disposal?

• Improved air quality

• Environmental pollution

• Increased wildlife

• Better soil health

What are the potential health risks associated with improper disposal of e-waste?

• Improved mental health

• Skin diseases and respiratory disorders

• Enhanced immune response

• No health risks

Who issues digital signatures in India?

• The government

• Certifying Authorities (CAs)

• Internet users

• Social media companies