Q4 of 14 Which among the following is not a privacy harm? Behavioral profiling An employee's...

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Q4 of 14 Which among the following is not a privacy harm? Behavioral profiling An employee's copyright violation Intrusion into seclusion Identity theft Q5 of 14 User Consent is a must whenever we collect or process personal data? True False Q6 of 14 Data Privacy may not be applicable in which of the following scenarios? An app targeted at children for entertainment A platform developed purely for knowledge exchange with no motive of financial incentive Q701 14 Measures providing appropriate security, and not necessarily the maximum security that is possible, is required to be generally deployed to protect the confidentiality and integrity of personal data? L True False Q8 of 14 On the left, are shown some scenarios stating roughly the inverse of the principles of Privacy by Design. Match each scenario with its correct corresponding privacy principle. Proactive, not reactive We'll cross that bridge when we get to it Privacy notice displayed after collection of data In privacy preference screen, we'll have pre-ticked check box on 'share my personal data with 3rd party' In a call recording, privacy notice not shown to participants who were not part of original invite, but joined Privacy embedded into design Visibility and Transparency - Keep it Open Privacy by Default Q9 of 14 In which of the following cases, Privacy by design applies for Infosys, even in the absence of a contractual obligation? When Infosys is a data controller When Infosys develops a solution for client When Infosys is a Data Processor Both A & B Q10 of 14 You are developing an application that requires to know the location of the user, in order to provide a service. If a user doesn't want to let location data from smartphone be accessible, what is a design alternative to provide from privacy by design perspective, for the user to avail the services? During app installation, obtain user permission to access location data from smartphone For a user who is not willing to share mobile location data, deny application access For a user who is not willing to share mobile location data, provide option for user to key in the address Both A & C Q4 of 14 Which among the following is not a privacy harm? Behavioral profiling An employee's copyright violation Intrusion into seclusion Identity theft Q5 of 14 User Consent is a must whenever we collect or process personal data? True False Q6 of 14 Data Privacy may not be applicable in which of the following scenarios? An app targeted at children for entertainment A platform developed purely for knowledge exchange with no motive of financial incentive Q701 14 Measures providing appropriate security, and not necessarily the maximum security that is possible, is required to be generally deployed to protect the confidentiality and integrity of personal data? L True False Q8 of 14 On the left, are shown some scenarios stating roughly the inverse of the principles of Privacy by Design. Match each scenario with its correct corresponding privacy principle. Proactive, not reactive We'll cross that bridge when we get to it Privacy notice displayed after collection of data In privacy preference screen, we'll have pre-ticked check box on 'share my personal data with 3rd party' In a call recording, privacy notice not shown to participants who were not part of original invite, but joined Privacy embedded into design Visibility and Transparency - Keep it Open Privacy by Default Q9 of 14 In which of the following cases, Privacy by design applies for Infosys, even in the absence of a contractual obligation? When Infosys is a data controller When Infosys develops a solution for client When Infosys is a Data Processor Both A & B Q10 of 14 You are developing an application that requires to know the location of the user, in order to provide a service. If a user doesn't want to let location data from smartphone be accessible, what is a design alternative to provide from privacy by design perspective, for the user to avail the services? During app installation, obtain user permission to access location data from smartphone For a user who is not willing to share mobile location data, deny application access For a user who is not willing to share mobile location data, provide option for user to key in the address Both A & C

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QUESTION 4 ANSWER An employees copyright violation EXPLANATION An employees copyright violation is not a privacy harm because it does not involve any invasion of an individuals right to privacy Copyri... View the full answer