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Who does incognito mode hide your browsing from?
Answer: Others on your device
Why: Websites and whoever runs your network, such as your employer, school or internet provider, may still see your incognito browsing.
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What were web cookies first built for?
Answer: Shopping carts
Why: The name comes from 'magic cookie', a Unix programmers' term for a bit of data a program receives and sends back unchanged.
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Who developed the concept of Privacy by Design?
Answer: Ann Cavoukian
Why: The framework became binding law across Europe under Article 25 of the GDPR as data protection by design and default.
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What makes a smart speaker start sending audio to the cloud?
Answer: The wake word
Why: Echo devices spot the wake word on the device itself, holding sound only in a short memory buffer that is continuously overwritten.
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How must personal data be changed so GDPR no longer applies?
Answer: Anonymised
Why: Swapping names for codes only pseudonymises data, which stays personal data because extra information can link it back to someone.
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How old must a child be to consent online under GDPR's default?
Answer: 16
Why: Germany keeps the default of 16, while France lowered its own line to 15.