Are You An Online Privacy Freak?

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Vladster01

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Quizzes Created: 1 | Total Attempts: 242

Questions: 6 | Attempts: 242 | Updated: Mar 21, 2022

This quiz is about your privacy habbits online

Questions and Answers

1.

Are you worried about giving away your credit card details, when shopping online?
- A.
  
  Yes, that's why I never buy online
- B.
  
  Yes, I do some check about the website and if it seems reliable I will do the buy
- C.
  
  Not really, if the website looks reliable I will go for it
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2.

Do you care if the website you are using has HTTPS (SSL encryption)?
- A.
  
  Yes, I will only login to a website with SSL
- B.
  
  Yes, but only when I need to provide personal info
- C.
  
  No, as long as the website is popular or looks reliable it's ok
- D.
  
  What is SSL encryption?
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3.

Are you using any of the following services: Tor Browser, Incognito mode, proxy?
- A.
  
  I use all of them most of the time I use the web
- B.
  
  I use some of them, but only when I need to
- C.
  
  I know about these services, but never used them
- D.
  
  I never heard about these
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4.

Does it bother you that the service you use can access your personal data you store on it? Example: Facebook can access (and read) your messages, eBay can access all your buys and etc.
- A.
  
  Yes, that's why I never send confidential messages via Facebook and etc.
- B.
  
  It bothers me somehow, but not enough to actually do something about it
- C.
  
  I trust that these services won't abuse these rights
- D.
  
  I don't care, they can read all the want
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5.

What kind of content do you have (both online and offline) that you would prefer to store under a password and in a very secure way?
- A.
  
  Some of my personal images and clips
- B.
  
  Some of my personal links and bookmarks
- C.
  
  Some of my personal notes and texts
- D.
  
  At least two options from above
- E.
  
  I never thought about it, but it could be useful
- F.
  
  I don't have such content
- G.
  
  I don't store such content because there's no secure and convenient (at the same time) way to do it
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6.

Assuming you would store it on an online service, would you want it to be encrypted in a way that the service admins wouldn't be able to access what you store?
- A.
  
  Yes, even if that would be a premium service
- B.
  
  Yes, but only if that would be free
- C.
  
  I wouldn't store it on any service, because doesn't matter what the service claims, I wouldn't believe the admins cannot access what I am storing
- D.
  
  I would prefer that, but it's not that important
- E.
  
  Doesn't really matter to me
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May 31, 2014

Quiz Created by
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Are You An Online Privacy Freak?

Are you worried about giving away your credit card details, when shopping online?

Do you care if the website you are using has HTTPS (SSL encryption)?

Are you using any of the following services: Tor Browser, Incognito mode, proxy?

Does it bother you that the service you use can access your personal data you store on it? Example: Facebook can access (and read) your messages, eBay can access all your buys and etc.

What kind of content do you have (both online and offline) that you would prefer to store under a password and in a very secure way?

Assuming you would store it on an online service, would you want it to be encrypted in a way that the service admins wouldn't be able to access what you store?