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What is the primary purpose of cookies in web browsers?
What is the primary purpose of cookies in web browsers?
- To store user files on the device
- To enhance user interface design
- To track, personalize, and save user session information (correct)
- To improve website loading speed
Which of the following best defines a Privacy Policy?
Which of the following best defines a Privacy Policy?
- A document detailing how data is collected and used (correct)
- A summary of user feedback and reviews
- An agreement outlining service usage rules
- A list of services offered by a provider
What characterizes addictive design in digital products?
What characterizes addictive design in digital products?
- Implementing strict limits on app usage
- Features designed to promote frequent use by users (correct)
- Encouraging users to engage in healthy habits
- Maintaining a balanced approach to media consumption
What does the term 'media balance' refer to?
What does the term 'media balance' refer to?
Which of the following best describes humane design?
Which of the following best describes humane design?
What is the primary purpose of malware?
What is the primary purpose of malware?
Which of the following acts primarily protects intellectual property in the Philippines?
Which of the following acts primarily protects intellectual property in the Philippines?
What is the concept of cyberbullying primarily associated with?
What is the concept of cyberbullying primarily associated with?
Which of the following is NOT considered a form of cybercrime?
Which of the following is NOT considered a form of cybercrime?
What do two-factor authentication methods primarily enhance?
What do two-factor authentication methods primarily enhance?
Which of the following best describes the process of encryption?
Which of the following best describes the process of encryption?
Which Republic Act focuses specifically on protecting individual data privacy in the Philippines?
Which Republic Act focuses specifically on protecting individual data privacy in the Philippines?
What does financial cybercrime typically involve?
What does financial cybercrime typically involve?
Study Notes
Cybercrime Overview
- Involves using computers for illegal activities.
- Phishing aims to steal sensitive information like usernames and credit card details.
- Malware includes software designed with harmful intent to compromise devices.
- Cyberbullying refers to the use of technology to intimidate or harass individuals.
- Identity theft is the fraudulent use of someone's personal information, usually for financial benefits.
- Cybersecurity focuses on safeguarding systems and networks from digital threats.
- Financial cybercrime involves stealing or accessing digital accounts for monetary gain.
- Disruption and damage target computer systems, causing operational issues.
- Intellectual property theft includes stealing copyrighted materials, software, or other creative outputs.
Legislation and Organizations
- Dict stands for the Department of Information and Communications Technology in the Philippines.
- The Republic Act serves as essential legislation to uphold constitutional principles.
- Intellectual property refers to creative works that can be patented or copyrighted.
- RA No. 10844 established the Department of Information and Communications Technology Act (2015).
- RA No. 10627 is the Anti-Bullying Act (2013).
- RA No. 10173 is known as the Data Privacy Act (2012).
- RA No. 8293 outlines the Intellectual Property Code.
- RA No. 10175 is the Cybercrime Prevention Act (2012).
Data Privacy Concepts
- Data privacy aims to protect data from unauthorized access and theft.
- Encryption transforms data into an unreadable format for security.
- Two Factor Authentication (2FA) enhances security by requiring multiple forms of verification.
- Cookies track user activity to personalize web experiences.
- Privacy policies explain how companies collect and use customer data.
- Terms of service outline user agreements between service providers and customers.
Design and User Behavior
- A habit is a regular and often repetitive behavior.
- Addictive design involves features aimed at increasing user engagement through frequent use.
- Instant gratification is the quick fulfillment of user needs, often seen through notifications.
- Humane design emphasizes user well-being in product development.
- Media balance encourages healthy media usage alongside other life activities.
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of cybercrime, including various types such as phishing, malware, and cyberbullying. It also explores related legislation and organizations like the Department of Information and Communications Technology in the Philippines. Test your knowledge on the vulnerabilities and protective measures in the digital landscape.
