The video discusses President Biden's infrastructure plan, which allocates $100 billion to expand US broadband, aiming to cover areas lacking quality internet, especially in places of persistent poverty. It also highlights a study from Trinity College, revealing how Apple and Google collect user data from smartphones, including phone numbers and locations. Google claims this is necessary for updates, while Apple informs users about location tracking.

What is the main goal of the Biden administration's infrastructure plan regarding broadband?

• To promote private broadband companies

• To increase the speed of internet services

• To provide broadband access to all Americans

• To reduce the cost of broadband services

Which areas are specifically targeted by the Biden administration for broadband expansion?

• Industrial zones

• Places of persistent poverty

• Suburban neighborhoods

• Urban centers

What type of data do Apple and Google collect from smartphones according to the study?

• User passwords

• Phone numbers and locations

• Browsing history

• App usage statistics

What reason does Google give for collecting user data from smartphones?

• To improve advertising

• To develop new features

• To enhance user experience

• To keep phones up-to-date

How does Apple inform users about location tracking?

• By sending text messages

• Through email notifications

• Via their website

• By notifying users on their phones