What does the term "geolocation" mean?

Where you are physically located in the world

Which of the below is a valid argument for why children under 13 should NOT be allowed to use social media?

Social media platforms collect info about users & used for advertising

What is Online Tracking?

Apps, websites, or third parties collecting your online activity data

What are cookies online?

Text files stored of what activity a person does online

What is targeted advertising?

Websites or apps selling you something based on info collected about you

What is an example of privacy concerns?

People have a right to keep parts of their life secret from the government, People act differently when they know they are being monitored

What is surveillance?

Closely watching or keeping track of a person or people

What is a third party?

Company other than the company that owns the app you're using

What is location services?

When companies collect info about you based on your online behavior

What is an example of online tracking?

App that captures what links a user clicks & uses that info, A website that captures the IP address of visitors to create user profiles

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1
What is a drawback of online tracking?
Can be distracting
Data can be stolen
All of the above
Invasion of privacy
2
What does the term "geolocation" mean?
Where you are on a map
Where you are physically located in the world
When you use the internet to plan a trip
Where you are on the internet
3
What does the 4th amendment protect you from?
All of the above
Unreasonable searches
Right to bear arms
Freedom of speech
4
Personalized Content is online information tailored to you by websites and apps based on your online behavior
False
True
5
What is an argument FOR the government being able to access people's social media and cellphone data?
Help government keep people safe
Help law enforcement arrest criminals
Shouldn't expect privacy because it is voluntarily given
All of the above
6
Which of the below is a valid argument for why children under 13 should NOT be allowed to use social media?
There are no valid arguments
All of the above
Devices are too complicated for children
Social media platforms collect info about users & used for advertising
7
What is a potential impact of government surveillance including monitoring social media and cellphone data?
Governments might prepare for protests or large public gatherings
People accused of a crime because their cellphone data area
All of the above
People feel silenced or like they can't express their true feelings
8
What is Online Tracking?
All of the above
Apps, websites, or third parties collecting your online activity data
Tracking the shipping of your online purchases
First person parties giving out online information
9
What are cookies online?
Text files stored of what activity a person does online
Dough that is put in the oven
Large files added to a computer's desktop
All of the above
10
What is targeted advertising?
Websites or apps selling you something based on info collected about you
All of the above
Advertising through the store "target"
Advertising to smaller and smaller circles of people
11
What is a benefit of online tracking?
All of the above
Advertisement of useful products
Targeted information
Personalized content
12
What are the possible benefits to teens of using social media?
Can be good for self-confidence
Help organize causes
Can find support and community
All of the above
13
What is an example of privacy concerns?
People have a right to keep parts of their life secret from the government
People will stop using cellphones and social media
People act differently when they know they are being monitored
Fights at school can detract from student learning
14
What is surveillance?
All of the above
Looking over someone's shoulder at their phone
Taking pictures of someone in a sporting event
Closely watching or keeping track of a person or people
15
Which of the following tracks your data on websites that are not their own?
Third-party trackers
Data brokers
"First-party" trackers
All of the above
16
Which of the following are potential benefits of Smart Home Technology?
All of the above
It can allow you to control music from other parts of your home
It can automatically notify you when appliances/supplies need adressing
It can alert you if someone is breaking in
17
Which of the following are privacy risks that could result from facial recognition technology?
Governments could use it to target people who participate in protests
Companies could learn about trips you plan to take and target you
All of the above
Companies could use info about where you go & what you do to target you
18
What is a third party?
Third birthday party
All of the above
Company other than the company that owns the app you're using
An app you voluntarily put on your phone
19
What is location services?
Using "Uber" or "Lyft" services to get to a new location
All of the above
When companies collect info about you based on your online behavior
Using maps on your iPhone
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Why are children at risk in terms of targeted advertising?
All of the above
More risks for children when data is collected
More vulnerable to suggestion
Less experience and can be exploited
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What is an example of online tracking?
App that captures what links a user clicks & uses that info
An app that includes links to click to see different types of content
Any website that has advertisements
A website that captures the IP address of visitors to create user profiles

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