Data Privacy and Sovereignty Quiz

What is the primary question for data privacy?

• Who can access the data?

• Where is the data stored?

• Who owns the data?

What is the primary goal of data residency?

• To safeguard personal information from unauthorized access, collection, and use.

• To assert that data is subject to the laws of the nation where it was collected.

• To ensure data is stored in a way that complies with national laws.

What is the primary focus of data sovereignty?

• Control over data and ensuring it is subject to the laws of the nation where it was collected.

• Protection of data from unauthorized access.

• Ensuring data is stored in a secure location.

What is the significance of the CLOUD Act?

• It allows U.S. authorities to demand data from U.S. tech companies regardless of data residency.

• It protects data stored in foreign countries from U.S. government access.

• It requires all data to be stored within the U.S.

What is a potential risk of using AI for data processing?

• The 'ideas' from your input are absorbed into the AI's knowledge base forever.

• AI can be hacked easily.

• AI processing is always subject to the Cloud Act.

What is the role of teachers in data privacy?

• Teaching digital citizenship and ensuring privacy settings are checked.

• Vetting tech companies for compliance with national laws.

• Ensuring data is stored within the country's borders.

Which one hands over all your data for AI training?

• NotebookLM

• Gemini free version

• Google AI studio

• Paid version of Gemini

Which scenario guaranty data privacy and data sovereignty?

• A German school's data is stored in a German-owned data center inside Germany

• Indonesian school's data is stored in a Google data center in Indonesia

• A Chinese school runs an open source AI in a local machine offline

• Indian school's data is stored in a Microsoft data center located in NYC