Data Privacy and Personal Information Protection

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test your knowledge about how to keep your data private and how to protect them

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muhammad afiq

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4	Nani July 4, 2026	% 91	02:24
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Froggy Jumps Data Privacy and Personal Information ProtectionOnline version test your knowledge about how to keep your data private and how to protect them by muhammad afiq 1 What is the primary purpose of a 'Privacy Policy' on a website? a To provide a legal document that prevents users from deleting their accounts. b So that your data will be guarded by the "privacy police" c To outline how the organization collects, uses, and protects personal data 2 You receive a text message from a delivery company saying, "We couldn't deliver your package, click here to update your address." What is the best move? a Click the link to fix the delivery issue quickly. b Do not click the link, go to the official website of the delivery company and check for any notice. c Forward the text to a friend to see if they recognize the tracking number. 3 You’ve just set up a new smart home device (like a doorbell camera or smart speaker). What is the first thing you should do? a Change the default password to a strong one and update the device’s software to the latest version. b Start using it immediately to save time. c Leave the privacy settings on "Default" as they are usually the safest. 4 What does "Data Minimization" look like for a home user downloading a new free app? a Only granting the app the permissions it absolutely needs to function b Accepting all terms of service immediately so you can start playing the game. c Giving the app permission to access your contacts, location, and photos so it works perfectly. 5 You are hosting a dinner party and guests ask for your home Wi-Fi password. How should you handle this? a Give them your main Wi-Fi password, since friends and family are trustworthy. b Create a "Guest" network in your router settings. To minimize access to unnecessary devices c Refuse, as no one should ever be allowed on your home network. 6 Why should you use a "Password Manager" instead of writing your passwords in a notebook or using the same one for everything? a So you can use unique passwords for every account without having to remember all of it b It prevents websites from tracking your browsing history. c you should not, its a waste of space 7 You get an email from a "Streaming Service" saying your account will be deleted unless you update your credit card info. What is the safest way to check if this is real? a Call the phone number provided in the email signature. b Click the link in the email—if it looks like the real company’s website, it is safe. c open the official app and log into your account to check your billing status. 8 What is the main benefit of "Two-Factor Authentication" (2FA) for your personal accounts? a So if a hacker gets your password, they still can't access your account without your authentication. b It ensures you never lose your password again. c It allows you to use shorter, simpler passwords because the extra step does all the heavy lifting. 9 You see a pop-up on your computer screen saying "Your computer is infected! Click here to scan and remove viruses." What should you do? a Download the recommended "removal tool" so you can clean your system. b Click the link to get rid of the virus immediately. c Close the browser window and run a scan using your own trusted, pre-installed antivirus software. 10 Why is it a bad idea to use public, free Wi-Fi (like at a coffee shop) for banking or online shopping? a Public Wi-Fi is usually slow and will make your transactions take longer. b Your data can be intercepted by hackers on the same network. c The coffee shop might charge you a fee for using their internet. 11 What should you do with old devices (like an old smartphone or laptop) before selling or donating them? a Just delete your photos and move on. b Perform a "Factory Reset" to get rid of all your personal data, accounts, and private files. c Give it away as-is, as long as you have already purchased a new device.

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Data Privacy and Personal Information ProtectionOnline version

by muhammad afiq

What is the primary purpose of a 'Privacy Policy' on a website?

You receive a text message from a delivery company saying, "We couldn't deliver your package, click here to update your address." What is the best move?

You’ve just set up a new smart home device (like a doorbell camera or smart speaker). What is the first thing you should do?

What does "Data Minimization" look like for a home user downloading a new free app?

You are hosting a dinner party and guests ask for your home Wi-Fi password. How should you handle this?

Why should you use a "Password Manager" instead of writing your passwords in a notebook or using the same one for everything?

You get an email from a "Streaming Service" saying your account will be deleted unless you update your credit card info. What is the safest way to check if this is real?

What is the main benefit of "Two-Factor Authentication" (2FA) for your personal accounts?

You see a pop-up on your computer screen saying "Your computer is infected! Click here to scan and remove viruses." What should you do?

Why is it a bad idea to use public, free Wi-Fi (like at a coffee shop) for banking or online shopping?

What should you do with old devices (like an old smartphone or laptop) before selling or donating them?