Period Tracking Apps Use AI: What Teens Should Know

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is one primary way that period tracking apps use artificial intelligence?

   1. To edit photographs you take
   2. To predict when your next period will occur
   3. To stream music playlists
   4. To send text messages to your friends

2. Why is data privacy especially important when using period tracking apps?

   1. The apps collect private health information about your body
   2. The apps share your photos with everyone
   3. The apps store your social media passwords
   4. The apps track your location every day

3. Which of these is a risk that has been associated with some period tracking apps?

   1. Sharing user data with advertisers
   2. Sending spam emails
   3. Predicting the weather
   4. Controlling smart home devices

4. In what situation has period tracking data reportedly been used in the United States?

   1. To build new websites
   2. In some legal cases
   3. To design video games
   4. To create new clothing styles

5. What should you look for when choosing a period tracking app to protect your privacy?

   1. An app that costs the least money
   2. An app that has the most features
   3. An app that has the most colorful design
   4. An app that clearly states it does not share your data with others

6. Which of these is mentioned as a useful feature of period tracking apps?

   1. Booking travel flights
   2. Controlling your phone's settings
   3. Shopping for clothes online
   4. Predicting your next period

7. What has happened after some period tracking apps faced privacy criticism?

   1. All apps were deleted from app stores
   2. Some stopped sharing data with advertisers
   3. All apps added more advertisements
   4. All apps started charging money

8. What type of information does a period tracking app collect about you?

   1. Your social media posts
   2. Private health data about your menstrual cycle
   3. Your favorite movie genres
   4. Your shopping history

9. What is the lesson's main advice about using period tracking apps?

   1. Share your login with all your friends
   2. Use them carefully and check the privacy settings first
   3. Use any app you find first
   4. Avoid them completely because they are dangerous

10. What are two useful features of period tracking apps mentioned in the lesson?

    1. Predicting periods and tracking PMS symptoms
    2. Writing emails and making calls
    3. Shopping and browsing websites
    4. Playing music and editing videos

11. What does it mean when a privacy policy 'explicitly says' an app does not share data?

    1. The policy does not mention this
    2. The policy says the opposite
    3. The policy clearly states this in writing
    4. The policy hints at this indirectly

12. Why is health data generally more sensitive than other types of personal data?

    1. It cannot be misused by anyone
    2. It reveals private information about your body and health
    3. It is not useful to anyone
    4. It is always posted publicly online

13. What is one thing you can do right now if you use a period tracking app?

    1. Ignore all settings and keep using it
    2. Delete your account immediately without reading anything
    3. Post about it on social media
    4. Check its privacy policy to see if it shares data with third parties

14. What is ovulation, as mentioned in the lesson about period tracking apps?

    1. The time when an egg is released, which apps can help predict
    2. A form of exercise
    3. A type of period tracking app
    4. A medical treatment

15. What is the main trade-off users face with period tracking apps?

    1. Free apps versus expensive apps
    2. Fun colors versus boring colors
    3. Useful health insights versus potential privacy risks
    4. Small size versus large size