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Privacy and smartphone Apps

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

What was the main purpose of creating the test app in the video?

a)

To compete with other apps

b)

To sell it to users

c)

To test how much personal information users give away

d)

To make money from advertisements

2.

What did the horoscope app require access to?

a)

Only the user's email

b)

Just the user's name

c)

Photo, call logs, and location

d)

Only the user's horoscope

3.

What is DEF CON

a)

A smartphone brand

b)

A hacker convention

c)

A type of smartphone app

d)

A privacy policy

4.

What can hackers do with personal information found online?

a)

Only view it without any harm

b)

Use it to assume someone's identity

c)

Nothing it's safe

d)

Use it to send emails

5.

What did the privacy expert suggest about app permissions?

a)

They should be ignored

b)

They should be read carefully

c)

They are not im[portant

d)

They are always safe

6.

What is a common misconception about free apps?

a)

They are completely free

b)

They might collect and sell user data

c)

They do not collect any data

d)

They are safer than paid apps

7.

What is the role of the Privacy Commissioner mentioned in the video?

a)

To create new apps

b)

To sell user data

c)

To give warnings and recommendations

d)

To enforce privacy laws

8.

What can users do to protect their data on smartphones?

a)

Ignore app permissions

b)

Delete unused apps

c)

Use only free apps

d)

share more personal information

9.

Why is it important to read app permissions?

a)

To ensure the app works properly

b)

To know what personal data the app can access

c)

To get more app features

d)

To make the app faster

10.

What did the video suggest about the future of data privacy?

a)

Privacy policies will become longer

b)

It will become less important

c)

Users need to be more proactive