Personal data stored on SIM cards, USB sticks, SD cards are exempt from the Data Protection Act principles as it is on removable media.

If I log in as a ?guest? on a shopping website I can?t be a victim of identity fraud.

If an organisation gets hacked and my personal details are stolen, the company can be fined.

It?s OK for organisations to pass your data on to other organisations if they ask your permission first.

You join a file-sharing network and download unauthorized copies of copyrighted music.

You upload a photograph to Facebook as your own that you found on another group page.

You use a couple of paragraphs (without acknowledgement) from a book that is out of copyright in a short story submitted in a competition.

You find a great piece of artwork on an artist?s website and make a nearly identical painting, which you sell to an art gallery.

You put on a play written by a living author at school without asking the author?s or publisher?s permission.

You write an original story for publication, with Paddington Bear as the main character.

You use a photograph taken by someone else on your website without asking permission.

You buy an essay or a project from a website with permission to use it, and submit it as your coursework.

You download a music playlist from your Spotify account to play when you have no internet access.

You copy an article from an encyclopedia published in 1980 for a magazine article.