Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 Quiz

What is the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act also known as?

• RIPPA

• RIP

• RIPPER

• RIPT

Which of the following is NOT a public body granted rights under RIPA?

• Police

• Security Services

• Environment Protection Agency

• Department of Education

What can public bodies demand from Internet Service Providers (ISPs) under RIPA?

• Installation of antivirus software

• Free internet services

• Customer's financial records

• Access to a customer's private communications

What does RIPA allow in terms of surveillance?

• Surveillance of financial transactions

• Surveillance of private properties

• Surveillance of public places

• Mass surveillance of communications

Under RIPA, what can ISPs be required to install?

• Equipment for surveillance and monitoring

• Advertising software

• Firewalls

• Customer support systems

Which of the following is a concern related to RIPA?

• Implications for privacy and freedom of speech

• Lack of public awareness

• Cost of implementation

• Technical complexity

What is one example of RIPA being misused?

• Tracking of social media activities

• Monitoring a couple to determine their school catchment area

• Surveillance of a public protest

• Monitoring of financial transactions

What does RIPA dictate that businesses must do?

• Provide free internet access

• Implement hardware and software solutions for surveillance

• Offer customer support 24/7

• Monitor employee activities

Which year was the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act enacted?

• 1998

• 2000

• 2002

• 2004

Why was RIPA created?

• To regulate internet service prices

• As a direct result of technology and evolving threats

• To promote digital literacy

• To enhance international trade