CompTIA ITF+ Practice Test

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In which of the following situations should there be some expectation of privacy?

Using a public computer at a library
Sharing personal information on a public social media profile
Submitting personal information on a school enrollment site
Entering a competition with public voting

The correct answer is: Submitting personal information on a school enrollment site

Personal information should generally be kept private and should be protected in most situations. In this case, submitting personal information on a school enrollment site is the correct answer because personal information is usually required for enrollment and should be kept confidential. Using a public computer at a library means that anyone could potentially see what is being accessed, so there is less expectation of privacy. Similarly, sharing personal information on a public social media profile means that it is available for anyone to see, so there is less expectation of privacy. Entering a competition with public voting also means that personal information may be shared publicly and is not expected to be kept private.