AI and Why Privacy Is Protected by Law

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1. In the legal sense, what does the word 'privacy' mean?

   1. The ability to read other people's private messages
   2. The right to keep your personal information away from others who don't have permission to see it
   3. The freedom to say anything you want online without consequences
   4. The right to use any app without paying

2. Before a company can share your personal information with other businesses, what must they do?

   1. Delete all their records of you
   2. Ask for your permission first
   3. Tell the police everything about you
   4. Post it on their website homepage

3. A company wants to sell your email address to advertisers. What must happen first?

   1. They need to hire more employees
   2. They need to change their company name
   3. They need to ask your permission and get your clear agreement
   4. They need to create a new app

4. Why might privacy rules be different in different countries around the world?

   1. Privacy laws only exist in wealthy countries
   2. Each country decides what rules make the most sense for its people and culture
   3. There are no privacy laws anywhere
   4. Countries copy each other's rules exactly

5. Which of these is an example of 'personal information'?

   1. The color of the sky
   2. A recipe for cookies
   3. Your home address
   4. The name of your school

6. What could happen to a company that shares people's information without asking permission?

   1. They would become more popular
   2. They would get a free vacation
   3. They could be fined a lot of money or taken to court
   4. They would be invited to more parties

7. How can AI help you understand privacy policies?

   1. AI can find the company's CEO
   2. AI can read a privacy policy and explain it in simpler words
   3. AI can make the rules change
   4. AI can delete the privacy policy for you

8. What is the main reason privacy is considered a legal right?

   1. Because laws were created to protect people from having their information shared without knowing
   2. Because companies wanted to give it as a gift
   3. Because it's fun to keep secrets
   4. Because the internet stopped working without it

9. Why do companies have to tell you what information they collect about you?

   1. So you know what they know and can decide if you're okay with it
   2. So your friends can see it
   3. So they can add it to their advertisements
   4. So they can charge you money for telling you

10. What does it mean when a privacy policy says a company 'collects' your data?

    1. They throw your information in the trash
    2. They gather and keep information about you
    3. They sell your information immediately
    4. They give away your information for free

11. If you use an app with a grown-up, what privacy-related thing should you look for together?

    1. The privacy policy to see what info the app collects
    2. The app's color scheme
    3. The app's company logo
    4. The number of games in the app

12. What would happen if there were no privacy laws at all?

    1. Nobody would be able to use phones
    2. The internet would stop working
    3. Everyone would get free money
    4. Companies could share or sell your information without telling you anything

13. When a website says they 'use cookies,' what are they saying about your privacy?

    1. They are giving you free food
    2. They are deleting your account
    3. They are sending you emails
    4. They are tracking some information about how you use the site

14. Why is it important to understand privacy policies before using an app?

    1. So you know what happens to your personal information before you share it
    2. So you can change the app's code
    3. So you can become a lawyer
    4. So you can use the app faster

15. What does it mean to give 'permission' for your information to be shared?

    1. You are saying it's okay for them to share it
    2. You are asking them to share it with everyone
    3. You are saying you don't care
    4. You are telling them to keep it forever