Should online privacy be a basic human right?
explores the growing debate around personal data protection in an increasingly digital world. As people share more information online for communication, work, and services, concerns about data misuse, surveillance, and loss of control continue to rise. This topic invites reflection on whether privacy should be universally protected as a fundamental right, balancing individual freedom with technological advancement, security needs, and digital innovation.
1. What does online privacy mainly protect?
Internet speed
Personal data and digital identity
Social media popularity
Online shopping discounts
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2. Which of the following is an example of a privacy risk online?
Using strong passwords
Data breaches and unauthorized access
Software updates
Secure websites
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3. Why do many people believe online privacy should be a human right?
It increases internet profits
It prevents all cybercrimes
It protects individual freedom and dignity
It limits technology growth
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4. Which organization plays a key role in protecting online privacy?
Gaming companies
Advertising agencies
Government and regulatory bodies
Entertainment platforms
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5. What is a common challenge to maintaining online privacy?
Too many passwords
Rapid technological advancement
Lack of internet access
Slow devices
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Harshita Dhakad
Now working as a Social Media Marketing Executive at [Shakuniya Solutions Pvt Ltd]
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