Statutory Protections for Privacy in Cyberspace

question 11

Multiple Choice

Statutory protections for privacy in cyberspace:

• A) include state laws that are difficult to enforce against web sponsors with no presence in the state.
• B) often address specific issues such as financial information rather than general protections .
• C) may not protect an individual from federal agency "routine use".
• D) all of the above.

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Definitions:

Strong Base

A substance that has a high capacity to accept protons (H+) and is completely or nearly completely ionized in aqueous solution.

Weak Base

A chemical species that partially accepts protons in solution, leading to an increase in the pH of the solution.

Calcium Hydroxide

A white crystalline compound with the formula Ca(OH)2, often used in the production of cement, plaster, and in water treatment.

Strong Base

A strong base is a substance that can completely dissociate into its ions in aqueous solution, resulting in a high pH.