CIPP-US CERTIFICATION EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Privacy
In |an |influential |1890 |Harvard |Law |Review |article, |Samuel |Warren |and |Louis |Brandeis, |who |
later |became |a |Supreme |Court |Justice, |famously |defined |privacy |as |“a |right |to |be |let |alone.”
What |are |the |four |main |classes |of |privacy |with |regard |to |data |protection |and |privacy |laws?
1. |Information |privacy |
2. |Bodily |privacy |
3. |Territorial |privacy |
4. |Communications |privacy
Mnemonic: |
Information |Privacy
concerned |with |establishing |rules |that |govern |the |collection |and |handling |of |personal |
information |
example: |
(1) |financial |information, |
(2) |medical |information, |
(3) |government |records, |and |
(4) |records |of |a |person's |activities |in |the |internet
Bodily |Privacy
focused |on |a |person's |physical |being |and |any |invasion |thereof. |
example: |Such |an |invasion |can |take |the |form |of |
(1) |genetic |testing, |
(2) |drug |testing, |or |
, (3) |body |cavity |searches
(4) |birth |control, |
(5) |abortion |and |
(6) |adoption
Territorial |Privacy
concerned |with |placing |limits |on |the |ability |to |intrude |into |another |individuals |environment.
|Invasion |into |an |individuals |territorial |privacy |typically |takes |the |form |of |monitoring |such |as |
(1) |video |surveillance, |(2) |ID |checks, |and |use |of |similar |technology |and |procedures. |
example:
(1) |home |
(2) |workplace |
(3) |public |space |
Communications |Privacy
encompasses |protection |of |the |means |of |correspondence. |
example:
(1) |postal |mail, |
(2) |telephone |conversations, |
(3) |email, |and |
(4) |other |forms |of |communicative |behavior |and |apparatus. |
History |of |Privacy |and |U.S. |Constitution
Privacy |protection |was |built |into |the |U.S. |Constitution |- |although |it |does |not |appear |in |the |
Constitution, |a |number |of |provisions |appear |relate |to |privacy, |including: |
(1) |Third |Amendment. |Bans |the |quartering |of |soldiers |in |a |person's |home
(2) |Fourth |Amendment. |Generally |requiring |a |search |warrant |before |the |police |can |enter |a |
business |or |home |
(3) |Fifth |Amendment. |Prohibiting |persons |from |being |compelled |to |testify |against |themselves; |
and |
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Privacy
In |an |influential |1890 |Harvard |Law |Review |article, |Samuel |Warren |and |Louis |Brandeis, |who |
later |became |a |Supreme |Court |Justice, |famously |defined |privacy |as |“a |right |to |be |let |alone.”
What |are |the |four |main |classes |of |privacy |with |regard |to |data |protection |and |privacy |laws?
1. |Information |privacy |
2. |Bodily |privacy |
3. |Territorial |privacy |
4. |Communications |privacy
Mnemonic: |
Information |Privacy
concerned |with |establishing |rules |that |govern |the |collection |and |handling |of |personal |
information |
example: |
(1) |financial |information, |
(2) |medical |information, |
(3) |government |records, |and |
(4) |records |of |a |person's |activities |in |the |internet
Bodily |Privacy
focused |on |a |person's |physical |being |and |any |invasion |thereof. |
example: |Such |an |invasion |can |take |the |form |of |
(1) |genetic |testing, |
(2) |drug |testing, |or |
, (3) |body |cavity |searches
(4) |birth |control, |
(5) |abortion |and |
(6) |adoption
Territorial |Privacy
concerned |with |placing |limits |on |the |ability |to |intrude |into |another |individuals |environment.
|Invasion |into |an |individuals |territorial |privacy |typically |takes |the |form |of |monitoring |such |as |
(1) |video |surveillance, |(2) |ID |checks, |and |use |of |similar |technology |and |procedures. |
example:
(1) |home |
(2) |workplace |
(3) |public |space |
Communications |Privacy
encompasses |protection |of |the |means |of |correspondence. |
example:
(1) |postal |mail, |
(2) |telephone |conversations, |
(3) |email, |and |
(4) |other |forms |of |communicative |behavior |and |apparatus. |
History |of |Privacy |and |U.S. |Constitution
Privacy |protection |was |built |into |the |U.S. |Constitution |- |although |it |does |not |appear |in |the |
Constitution, |a |number |of |provisions |appear |relate |to |privacy, |including: |
(1) |Third |Amendment. |Bans |the |quartering |of |soldiers |in |a |person's |home
(2) |Fourth |Amendment. |Generally |requiring |a |search |warrant |before |the |police |can |enter |a |
business |or |home |
(3) |Fifth |Amendment. |Prohibiting |persons |from |being |compelled |to |testify |against |themselves; |
and |
