8.1.1 Privacy concerns

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    • What is the definition of privacy in the digital age?
      Control over personal information
    • Privacy in the digital age is crucial due to the vast amounts of data collected and shared online.
    • Physical privacy refers to control over physical spaces and belongings
    • Match the type of privacy with its definition:
      Physical Privacy ↔️ Control over physical spaces
      Digital Privacy ↔️ Control over personal data online
    • What are common threats to physical privacy?
      Physical theft, eavesdropping
    • The importance of privacy in the digital age includes safeguarding personal data and ensuring freedom from surveillance
    • Why is privacy crucial in the digital age?
      To safeguard personal data
    • Using encrypted messaging apps is an example of protecting digital privacy.
    • Identification data includes information that uniquely identifies an individual
    • What is the primary privacy concern associated with location data?
      Surveillance, stalking
    • Understanding categories of personal data helps in implementing appropriate privacy measures.
    • Match the category of personal data with its example:
      Identification Data ↔️ Full name
      Contact Information ↔️ Email address
      Financial Data ↔️ Credit card number
    • Data breaches involve unauthorized access to sensitive data stored by organizations
    • What is an example of identity theft?
      Using stolen credit card details
    • Targeted advertising uses personal data to display ads tailored to individuals.
    • The Target data breach in 2013 exposed millions of credit card numbers
    • Identity theft involves stealing and using another person's personal information.
    • Ethical principles in data collection and usage
      1️⃣ Fairness
      2️⃣ Transparency
      3️⃣ Respect for Privacy
      4️⃣ Informed Consent
      5️⃣ Data Security
    • Fairness in data practices ensures that data usage does not create unequal outcomes
    • Transparency requires users to understand how their data is being used.
    • Informed consent ensures users give clear approval for data collection
    • Collecting health data without explicit consent violates respect for privacy.
    • The GDPR applies to organizations processing data of EU citizens
    • Under GDPR, organizations must obtain explicit consent to process personal data
    • In the digital age, privacy is crucial due to vast data collection and sharing online.
    • Match the type of privacy with its description:
      Physical Privacy ↔️ Control over physical spaces
      Digital Privacy ↔️ Control over personal data online
    • An example of physical privacy is locking your house
    • Using encrypted messaging apps protects digital privacy.
    • Match the type of personal data with its example:
      Identification Data ↔️ Full name
      Contact Information ↔️ Email address
      Location Data ↔️ GPS coordinates
      Financial Data ↔️ Credit card number
    • Identification data uniquely identifies an individual
    • Location data can be collected using GPS or Wi-Fi networks
    • Financial data includes credit card numbers and bank account details.
    • What is the primary purpose of identification data?
      Uniquely identify an individual
    • Contact information is used to communicate with an individual
    • Location data includes GPS coordinates and Wi-Fi networks.
    • What type of data includes credit card numbers and bank account details?
      Financial data
    • Classify personal data categories based on sensitivity and use.
      1️⃣ Identification Data
      2️⃣ Contact Information
      3️⃣ Location Data
      4️⃣ Financial Data
    • Identity theft is a privacy concern associated with identification data.
    • Phishing is a privacy concern related to contact information.
    • What is the primary privacy concern associated with location data?
      Surveillance
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