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Ch15QQ 1. Hardware theft includes the theft of portable computers as well as desktop computers. 2. A surge suppressor can be used to protect a computer.

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1 Ch15QQ 1. Hardware theft includes the theft of portable computers as well as desktop computers. 2. A surge suppressor can be used to protect a computer against theft. 3. A good disaster-recovery plan includes information about where backup media is located. 4. Only data from online purchases end up in marketing databases. 5. An filter is used to keep track of the addresses of people you write frequently.

2 Ch15QQ __ 6. Which of the following allows your computer to be used when the power goes out? a. UPS b. encryption c. cable lock d. surge protector e. computer tracking software __ 7. Having control over how information about you is collected and used is referred to as: a. presence technology b. employee monitoring c. opting out d. privacy policy e. information privacy

3 Ch15QQ a. privacy policy b. software piracy c. backup d. throw-away address e. digital counterfeiting __ 8. Used to prevent spam. __ 9. Used to restore data when the original data is lost or damaged. __ 10. The unauthorized copying of a computer program.

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