the right to keep your personal life private

ensuring data is used, collected, shared and stored legally and fairly

a document that details how organisations use, collect, share and store people’s data

Right to privacy

Computing

In this unit, pupils will evaluate the online world and their own internet activity for safety concerns in order to equip themselves with tools for protecting their online identities. They key takeaway of this unit is a repository of practical, risk-reducing steps that pupils can implement online.

Online safety

to prevent organisations from collecting any data

to protect personal information from misuse

to ensure data is used, collected, shared and stored legally and fairly

to allow organisations unlimited access to data

What is the purpose of data protection laws?

how an organisation shares and stores people’s data

General Data Protection Regulation (2018)

Which law allows certain privacy rights to be removed in specific circumstances?

governs how organisations handle personal data within the UK

sets out EU-wide rules for processing personal data

protects individuals' right to respect for private and family life

rules for surveillance and access to communications by authorities

Match the laws to their correct descriptions:

prosecute and deter individuals from committing crimes

prevent people from thinking about committing crimes

What is the term used to describe data sets that are too large and complex for traditional processing methods?

Which of the following is an example of big data usage?

to streamline services and target advertisements

Why do organisations collect data about users?

Put the following steps in order for analysing big data:

Match the descriptions to their benefits:

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Right to privacy

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.