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2.2 Data Privacy

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When using social media, who decides the rules for how your personal data can be used?

a)

You decide

b)

The government decides

c)

The social media platform decides

d)

Advertisers decide

2.

Which of the following are typical privacy settings that you can control on social media platforms?

Select ALL that apply.

a)

Who can see your profile

b)

Who can see what you post

c)

What data the platform collects from you

d)

what third-party companies the platform shares data with

3.

Rita posted a silly photo of herself from a friend's birthday party. She doesn't want anyone from her job to see it.

Which of the following would be the BEST action to take in this situation?

a)

She should adjust the post's privacy settings to "Close Friends"

b)

She should review her social media activity.

c)

She should be cautious of quizzes and games.

d)

She should check the platform's privacy policy.

4.

Jacob and Frankie are friends on a social media platform. Lately, Frankie has been leaving lots of negative comments on Jacob's posts. Jacob doesn't want to have to deal with it anymore.

Which of the following would be the BEST action to take in this situation?

a)

Jacob should remove Frankie from his Friends list.

b)

Jacob should be mindful of what he shares online.

c)

Jacob should review his social media activity.

d)

Jacob should check the social media platform's privacy policy.

5.

Katrina received an outrageous water bill from the city. She wants to vent about it with her followers, and she's thinking about including a picture of the bill in her post.

Which of the following would be the BEST action to take in this situation?

a)

Katrina should be mindful of what she shares and not post the picture.

b)

Katrina should check the social media platform's privacy policy.

c)

Katrina should review and clean up her friends list.

d)

Katrina should review her social media activity.

6.

​ (a)   uses ​ (b)   , which makes it one of the least secure ways to communicate digitally.

​ (c)   uses ​ (d)   , which makes it much more secure.

Choose from the below words
Instant messaging
SMS texting
no encryption
end-to-end encryption
7.

True or False:

FTP file sharing is a very secure way to share files online.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

If you select _________, you will see an option to turn off or on the device's ability to use GPS, Wi-Fi, or cell towers to pinpoint your location.

a)

Location Services

b)

Tracking

c)

AI Support

d)

Mobile Data

9.

True or False:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) always respects copyright laws when searching online for their training information. They don't use it unless they have permission.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

All of the following are ways you can preserve your privacy from AI EXCEPT...

a)

Avoid using AI-powered health apps

b)

Be mindful when uploading photos to AI facial recognition services

c)

Try not to participate in online AI experiments

d)

Use chatbots and virtual assistants as often as possible

11.

Match the regulations with their descriptions.

a)

Regulation that protects the personal data of European Union (EU) citizens

1.

GDPR

b)

California law that provides the individual with more control and security over personal information

2.

CCPA

c)

Law that focuses on keep your medical records safe and private

3.

HIPAA

12.

What is the main purpose of data privacy rules?

a)

To keep people's private information safe

b)

To allow companies to send more specific advertisements

c)

To protect national assets from cybercrime

d)

To make it easier for companies to collect data

13.

What is artificial intelligence (AI)?

a)

A machine that can solve problems and create new content with minimal human input.

b)

Using a smartphone to control other devices

c)

New personal assistant robot

d)

A device that can only store and retrieve information without processing it

14.

Alex receives an email from what appears to be his bank, asking him to confirm his account details by clicking on a link and entering his personal information. The email looks official and includes the bank's logo.

What should Alex do in this situation?

a)

Click on the link and enter his account details.

b)

Reply to the email asking for more information.

c)

Verify the email by contacting his bank using the official contact information.

d)

Forward the email to his friends to see what they think.