Quiz 11: The Internet and Identity Theft

The____________ has added some safeguards to internet access, but content on the internet is still hard to control.

The Federal Trade Commission receives complaints about auction fraud, and most center on sellers who

The internet is a push medium.

Internet shoppers tend to be older than conventional in-store shoppers or mail catalog shoppers.

____________refers to using peopleʹs unique physical traits, such as fingerprints, to verify identity.

When it comes to actual purchase, older internet-savvy shoppers were more likely to purchase online than younger shoppers.

The ____________refers to how the internet is not accessible equally by all.

The younger the group, such as ages 18-34, the more likely they will use the internet over other forms of media.

Some of the main complaint(s)about online shopping include

____________are intelligent agent programs that scan the internet and compile the buying information they are asked to locate in a format convenient to users.

Identity Theft refers to someone using your name or personal information without your permission.

Example(s)of search engines are

____________is an attempt to control: it is the act, process, or policy of control.

Research indicates that the use of the internet differs by educational level.

The consumer-in-control movement means consumers have more say about products and services.

The most famous online auction site is iTunes.

Privacy-related regulations include the following

The ____________regulate(s)childrenʹs TV programming to make sure that children are not deceived by advertising.

The most famous online auction website is

Beware of online____________ testimonials that are put there by the seller themselves or by friends of the seller.