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Who is the intended receiver?

Cybersecurity matters more now because ...

"After the Internet" text

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1
Cybersecurity matters more now because ...
Internet failures affect physical infrastructure and daily life
people are using too many devices
social media posts are being deleted
hackers are mainly targeting online games
2
Who is the intended receiver?
Children learning how to use the Internet.
People concerned with the topic.
People who do not use the Internet.
IT technicians only.
3
In the Lasswell model, what does 'channel' refer to?
The medium.
The emotion in the text.
The intended effect on the reader.
The background of the sender.
4
The Internet's transformation is ...
used for academic research
a control system embedded in the physical world
becoming outdated and unused
mostly used for social media
5
The main message of the text is:
Social media has disappeared completely.
The Internet is no longer used by humans.
The Internet is a physical control system with social consequences.
The Internet is mainly used for entertainment purposes.
6
What privacy issue does DeNardis raise?
Devices collect data from people without their awareness or consent.
Only tech companies have access to personal data.
People no longer want to share personal data.
All devices are now offline to protect privacy.
7
What effect does the text have?
To raise awareness and concern.
To encourage people to stop using technology.
To entertain readers with science fiction.
To explain how to program smart home devices.
8
What is the tone of the text?
Formal and concerned.
Humorous and sarcastic.
Ironic and detached.
Casual and friendly.
9
Smart homes and cities ...
reduce the need for technology
are only useful for the rich
are 100% safe and reliable
offer both opportunities and risks