Social Media Videos Social Media Privacy 5

Question 1

A minor's parent discovers their child is featured in a viral video posted by another account. Under COPPA, what protection exists?

Accepted Answer

Platforms must remove content featuring children under 13 if a parent requests removal and verifies identity

Answer

COPPA gives parents legal authority to request removal of content involving children under 13, and platforms must comply.

Question 2

What is a 'data broker' risk associated with your public social media video profiles?

Accepted Answer

Brokers scrape and sell your public profile and video data to third parties without your consent

Answer

Data brokers aggregate publicly available social media information and sell compiled profiles to marketers, employers, or others.

Question 3

What privacy setting should you use on Facebook if you want only your Facebook friends to see a video you post?

Accepted Answer

Friends

Answer

The 'Friends' audience setting restricts the video to your confirmed Facebook friends list only.

Question 4

When reviewing a social media app's privacy policy for video data, which clause is most critical to look for?

Accepted Answer

Whether the platform licenses or sells your video content to third parties

Answer

Licensing and data-sale clauses determine if and how the platform can commercially exploit your video content and metadata.

Question 5

What is 'doxxing' and how does it relate to privacy in social media videos?

Accepted Answer

Publicly exposing someone's private personal information without consent, often using clues from their videos

Answer

Doxxing involves gathering private details (address, phone, workplace) from video backgrounds or metadata and publishing them maliciously.

Social Media Videos Practice Test