Which of the following would the author disagree with?

Personal privacy is never too high of a price to pay for personal safety

How does the encryption project at the University of Washington protect data?

The data is programmed to destroy itself after a certain amount of time.

What can you infer from the fact that the US and England have become high surveillance countries?

Their governments feel the need to strengthen national security.

Why does the author raise the issue of the Snowden case?

Question justifiability of how much access tech contractors have 2 our info

What is the main idea of this passage?

Online sharing and government surveillance can invade personal privacy.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason that social media can expose your personal information?

SNS do not use data encryption to protect data.

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1
Which of the following would the author disagree with?
There is currently no method to completely protect personal electronic data
The higher the level of national security, the less privacy citizens have
An open network of sharing produces more reliable information.
Personal privacy is never too high of a price to pay for personal safety
2
How does the encryption project at the University of Washington protect data?
It stores the information in the cloud so it can be deleted at a later time
The data is programmed to destroy itself after a certain amount of time.
It prevents replication of any data by other users.
The data is sent to a third-party service for encryption.
3
What can you infer from the fact that the US and England have become high surveillance countries?
They want to create a more trustworth and open society
They want to form alliances w more authoratative countries
Their governments feel the need to strengthen national security.
They're becoming less democratic than they were in the past
4
What is the tone of this passage?
Arrogant (Conceited, Self Important, Superior)
Bitter (Resentful, Unhappy, Regretful)
Critical (Judgemental)
Objective (factual/unbiased)
5
Who was the person who was refused their teaching degree because of online sharing?
Edward Snyder
Stacy Snowden
Stacy Snyder
Edward Snowden
6
Why does the author raise the issue of the Snowden case?
Ex of a political motive for implementation of mass surveillance systems
Prove it's necessary for the gov to access our data to protect its citizens
Show that most Americans are unaware of how much surveillance they're in
Question justifiability of how much access tech contractors have 2 our info
7
What is the main idea of this passage?
Government mass surveillance is impossible to escape.
The digital age has made it difficult to protect personal identities.
Internet privacy is complicated by national security efforts.
Online sharing and government surveillance can invade personal privacy.
8
What you share online can determine if you're hired or not
False
True
9
Which of the following would work as a synonym for "surveillance"?
Public access
Data encryption
Data analysis
Close observation
10
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason that social media can expose your personal information?
The user and network share ownership of user information.
Membership requires an agreement giving the site access to your data.
SNS do not use data encryption to protect data.
Other users are free to share the information you post at will.

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