Question 1

Which of the following are true about privacy, according to Annabel Lever (check all that apply):

	Privacy is valuable for human dignity.
	Privacy is valuable to have meaningful social relations.
	We should be concerned about people using the cover of privacy for spousal and child abuse.
	The right to privacy is an absolute right.

Question 2

Which of the following are true according to the Fair Information Practice Principles of the US Department of Health, Education and Welfare (check all that apply):

	Companies should keep private the fact that they are gathering information.
	Individuals should be able to correct information about them that organizations are keeping.
	Once it is determined that an organization should be able to collect particular information about you, the organization should be able to use it for any business purpose.
	A corporation will need to securely protect any identifiable personal data.

Question 3

Retake question

Check all the following that are true about the differences between European laws and American laws on privacy:

	The GDPR in Europe requires that any collection of personal data requires either a "legitimate purpose" or consent of the individual, whereas this is not true in the US.
	There is much more enforcement of privacy laws in Europe.
	European laws extend beyond the boundaries of Europe to protect European citizens wherever they are located.
	America doesn't have any country wide privacy laws.