Analysing Personal Information (OCR A-Level Computer Science): Quizzes
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Which of the following is an example of personal information that computers can analyse?
Which of the following is an example of personal information that computers can analyse?
Medical records
What does informed consent mean in relation to personal data?
What does informed consent mean in relation to personal data?
Being aware how data is collected and used
Who might own personal data according to moral issues discussed?
Who might own personal data according to moral issues discussed?
The individual or the organisation
What is an example of inequality from personal data misuse?
What is an example of inequality from personal data misuse?
Higher insurance premiums from health data
What can widespread data collection erode if perceived as invasive or unfair?
What can widespread data collection erode if perceived as invasive or unfair?
Public trust
What ethical problem can analysis algorithms cause unintentionally?
What ethical problem can analysis algorithms cause unintentionally?
Reinforce biases leading to unfair treatment
What should individuals have the right to know according to ethical transparency?
What should individuals have the right to know according to ethical transparency?
How their data is analysed and why
How do cultural attitudes toward privacy vary?
How do cultural attitudes toward privacy vary?
Some cultures value privacy more highly
What healthcare opportunity does analysing medical records provide?
What healthcare opportunity does analysing medical records provide?
Early disease detection & personalised care
What risk increases when storing large amounts of personal data?
What risk increases when storing large amounts of personal data?
Cyberattacks and unauthorised access
What common mistake poses privacy risks even with anonymised data?
What common mistake poses privacy risks even with anonymised data?
Data can sometimes be re-identified