AI Explains GDPR — Even For Your Tiny Site

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1. What does GDPR stand for?

   1. European Digital Protection Registry
   2. General Digital Privacy Requirements
   3. General Data Protection Regulation
   4. Global Data Privacy Rules

2. If you live in the United States and run a small website from your bedroom, must you comply with GDPR?

   1. Yes, if your site has visitors from Europe who share data
   2. No, because your site is small
   3. Yes, but only if you sell products
   4. No, because you live in the US

3. Which of the following is a data subject right under GDPR?

   1. The right to unlimited data storage
   2. The right to request deletion of personal data
   3. The right to free website hosting
   4. The right to sell user data to advertisers

4. What is the main purpose of a cookie banner on a website?

   1. To notify users that the website uses cookies and get their consent
   2. To speed up page loading times
   3. To make the website look more colorful
   4. To prevent hackers from stealing data

5. What does 'data portability' mean under GDPR?

   1. Moving a website from one host to another
   2. Storing data on multiple computers for backup
   3. Sharing data with as many companies as possible
   4. The right to receive your personal data in a readable format you can transfer elsewhere

6. What is a Data Processing Agreement (DPA)?

   1. A contract required when a third party processes personal data on your behalf
   2. A document you sign to use a website
   3. A form to register your website with the government
   4. An agreement to use AI on your website

7. If you have a free Notion page where people can sign up for a newsletter, do you need a privacy policy?

   1. No, because the site is free
   2. Only if your site has a custom domain
   3. Only if you have more than 100 subscribers
   4. Yes, because you collect personal data (email addresses)

8. What is the main reason GDPR was created?

   1. To make websites load faster
   2. To limit the amount of data websites can store
   3. To give people control over how their personal data is collected and used
   4. To force all websites to be in English

9. What can AI help with regarding GDPR compliance?

   1. AI can automatically pay your privacy fines
   2. AI can guarantee your site is 100% compliant
   3. AI can generate a basic privacy policy template
   4. AI can delete all your website data for you

10. If a website visitor from Germany asks you to delete all their data, what GDPR right are they exercising?

    1. The right to complain
    2. The right to access
    3. The right to object
    4. The right to be forgotten

11. What is personal data under GDPR?

    1. Only email addresses
    2. Any information that can identify a specific person
    3. Only photos and videos
    4. Only credit card numbers

12. What is a cookie in the context of website privacy?

    1. A type of virus that steals passwords
    2. A required component of website design
    3. A tool for making websites load faster
    4. A small file stored on your device that tracks your browsing activity

13. What does 'consent' mean under GDPR?

    1. The user must actively agree, not just be told
    2. The user must provide their real name
    3. The user cannot use the website if they say no
    4. The user agrees to everything automatically

14. Why do websites show cookie banners?

    1. Because they are required by law to get user consent
    2. Because cookies are required for websites to function
    3. Because they make the website look more professional
    4. Because browsers refuse to load websites without banners

15. If you use Google Analytics on your website, what might you need?

    1. Nothing special, it's free
    2. A cookie banner and possibly a Data Processing Agreement
    3. A credit card on file
    4. A special government license