Privacy Protection and the Law Quiz

What is the significance of privacy in the context of individual rights?

• It is a luxury rather than a right.

• It only applies to public figures.

• It is irrelevant in the digital age.

• It allows individuals to control their personal information.

Which of the following is NOT a type of privacy mentioned?

• Financial Privacy

• Geolocation Privacy

• Online Activity Privacy

• Communicational Privacy

What do privacy laws regulate?

• The sale of personal data to third parties.

• The collection, use, storage, and sharing of personal data.

• The creation of social media accounts.

• The design of websites.

What is the GDPR?

• A social media platform.

• A technology for data storage.

• A type of personal data.

• A privacy law in the European Union.

What right does the GDPR grant individuals regarding their personal data?

• The right to access and delete their data.

• The right to sell their data.

• The right to share their data freely.

• The right to ignore data breaches.

What does the CCPA focus on?

• Giving individuals control over their personal data.

• Promoting data sharing among companies.

• Restricting data access to businesses.

• Eliminating all data collection.

Which law protects the privacy of health information in the U.S.?

• CCPA

• PDPA

• GDPR

• HIPAA

What is a key aspect of the PDPA in Singapore?

• Organizations must obtain consent before collecting personal data.

• It allows unrestricted data sharing.

• It does not require data protection measures.

• It is only applicable to government agencies.

What does the Privacy Act 1988 regulate?

• The use of social media in the U.S.

• The handling of personal information in Australia.

• The collection of health data in Canada.

• The sale of personal data in Europe.

What is a requirement under the LGPD in Brazil?

• Individuals cannot access their data.

• There are no regulations on data processing.

• Data can be shared without consent.

• Organizations must appoint a Data Protection Officer.