GCSE Digital Technology 1.5 - GDPR Quiz

What does GDPR stand for?

• Global Data Privacy Rules

• Government Data Protection Reform

• General Data Privacy Regulation

• General Data Protection Regulation

What is considered as personal data under GDPR?

• Only location data

• Only name and ID

• Location data and online identifiers

• Only online identifiers

How long do organisations have to respond to a request for access to personal data?

• One week

• One month

• Three months

• Two weeks

What is the right to erasure also known as?

• The right to be forgotten

• The right to data portability

• The right to restrict processing

• The right to be informed

What does the right to data portability allow individuals to do?

• Prevent their data from being used for direct marketing purposes

• Receive and reuse their personal data for their own ends

• Ask for their personal data to be restricted

• Insist that inaccurate personal data is corrected

Under what circumstances do individuals have the right to object to processing their personal data?

• Under specific circumstances

• Under all circumstances

• Under certain circumstances

• Under no circumstances

What does GDPR include provisions for concerning automated decisions?

• Making decisions with minimal human intervention

• Making decisions without any human intervention

• Making decisions with human intervention

• Making decisions with partial human intervention

What rights do individuals have concerning profiling under GDPR?

• Rights to insist that inaccurate personal data is corrected

• No rights concerning profiling

• Rights concerning processing personal data automatically to analyze certain things about an individual

• Rights to prevent their data from being used for direct marketing purposes

What is the main purpose of GDPR?

• To restrict the use of personal data

• To ensure appropriate security of personal data

• To outline data protection principles and responsibilities of organisations

• To limit the collection of personal data

What is the definition of personal data under GDPR?

• Only name and ID

• Any information concerning an individual who can be directly or indirectly identified

• Only online identifiers

• Location data and online identifiers