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Test 5 Internet Law, Social Media and Privacy
Test 5 Internet Law, Social Media and Privacy
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1
A phone, supplied by an employer for use in business, is subject to monitoring by an employer.
True
False
2
Most states have enacted legislation which prohibits employers from asking employees
to post good things about them on social media
to submit to dna testing
to refrain from participating in social media
to reveal their social media passwords
3
Newspapers that repeat or republish a defamatory statement are not subject to liability.
True
False
4
Trademark dilution occurs when a trademark is used in a way that diminishes the distinctive
quality of the mark
does not require proof consumers would be confused
all of the above
5
Trademark dilution occurs when a trademark is used without authorization and diminishes quality
True
False
6
Material on the internet is not copyrighted.
True
False
7
People who copy images from someone else's Facebook page are in
violation of the intellectual property rights of the owner
within their rights as users of social media
8
It is a crime to defraud the public through the use of email ads.
False
True
9
Downloading an application on your smartphone requires you enter into a license agreement.
False
True
10
Penalties exist for anyone who circumvents encryption software without authorization.
False
True
11
Roommates.com asked users to disclose preference of roommates.
The CDA prohibits discrimination
The Communications Decency Act grants immunity
All of the above
The CDA is federal law
12
An internet service provider is liable for all acts of copyright infringement by its customers.
True
False
13
Danielle used Googles trademark in a meta tag
Danielle is guilty of tradmark dilution
Danielle is guilty of trademark infringment.
Danielle is guilty of cybersquatting
Danielle is guilty of typosquatting
14
BJS uses invisible files created on her computer to track others browsing activities. Example
cookies
cloud computer
15
Collecting information from a web consumer to track browsing activity is illegal.
True
False
16
Criminal penalties for copyright violations are only imposed when there is financial gain.
False
True
17
Privacy rights hinge on whether the person has a reasonable expectation of privacy
False
True
18
Cyber torts are torts that arise from online conduct.
false
true
19
Cybersquatting
allows individuals to sell the name back
is contingent upon intent
when a person registers domain name & offers to sell it
all of the above
20
Copyright is the least important form of intellectual property protection on the internet.
False
True
21
Law enforcement uses social media to detect and prosecute criminals.
False
True
22
The Electronic Communications Privacy Act does not include electronic forms of communications.
True
False
23
Social media posts are now routinely included in discovery litigation.
False
True
24
A domain name is
not required to be unique
illegal
part of an internet address
is a name with domain in it
25
The Federal Trade Commission investigates consumer complaints of privacy violations.
False
True
26
An expectation of privacy is reasonable for statements made on twitter.
True
False
27
The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA)
prohibits intentional and unauthorized access to stored info
provides protection from leaky storage containers
does not require intention
permits employers to monitor employees private communication
28
Meta tags
are also known as dog tags
are key words that give internet browsers info on web pages.
are metalic
provide information on privacy limitations.
29
Individuals who repeat or republish a defamatory statment are normally subject to liability.
False
True
30
The Federal CAN-SPAM Act regulates the sending of commercial emails.
True
False
31
Emails, tweets, posts and online communications can form the basis for almost any type of tort.
False
True
32
At Law
sells services for the circumvention of encryption software, under the DMCA this is
prohbited but not a violation of copyright law
a violation of copyright law
an exception to DMCA because of the fair use doctrine
permitted once a year
33
BJS sends Tom an email promising money if Tom sends his bank account information. This is
cyber fraud
legal
34
The Communications Decency Act (CDA) provides ISP's are not liable for repeating defamation.
False
True
35
Companies use
intranets
to better protect their trade secrets.
True
False
36
Identifying the author of online defamation is required before a plaintiff can sue
False
True
37
The DMCA allows for fair use
False
True
38
Licensing agreements
Typically include restrictions prohibiting sharing of files
Involve the use of a product such as software
All of the above
may permit another company to use a trademark
39
Cyber terrorist routinely attack business and government accounts.
False
True
40
Federal laws protect trademarks in cyberspace.
False
True
41
Only a 5 states have passed laws that regulate spam.
false
true
42
Criminal liability for the piracy of copyrighted material extends only to
the persons who exchanged unauthorized copies for profit
anyone who secures the copyrighted material
43
An employer cannot terminate an employee based on her violation of a social media policy.
False
True
44
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) provides protection
All of the above
to owners of copyrights
and civil and criminal penalties for violators
to owners of digital information
45
If someone violates the Anticybersquatting Act, they
All of the above.
can elect to receive statutory damages from 1k to 100k.
profits
are subject to paying actual damages
46
One of the most prevalent cyber torts is
online defamation
is eating torts in class
trade mark violation
is slander
47
Internal company networks do not provide protection for company secrets.
True
False
48
CAN-Spam applies only to commercial electronic mail messages.
True
False
49
Federal law prevents Sprint from divulging private communications to others.
True
False
50
Invisible files created on computers to track browsing activities are
cookies
cloud computing
licenses
violation of the law
