GENELECT1 (WEEK 8) Flashcards

1
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Referring to a growth or increase that is rapid and
accelerating, often described as an exponential curve or function. In
the context of the digital revolution, the exponential expansion of
technology refers to the rapid rate of technological advancements
and their increasing impact on society.

A

Exponential

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2
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is the name that replaces Facebook Company to encompass
the conglomerate of brands or companies whose president is Mark
Zuckerberg.

A

meta

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3
Q

is a secure and encrypted
connection between a user’s device and a private network over the
internet.

A

virtual private network (vpn)

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4
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efers to a network of physical
devices, vehicles, home appliances, and other objects that are
embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity to enable the
exchange of data over the internet.

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iot (internet of things)

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5
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a fundamental and significant change brought
about by the introduction and widespread adoption of new
technologies, leading to a transformation in various aspects of
society and culture.

is defined as the period of rapid technological
advancements in computing, communication, and information
technologies

A

digital revolution

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5
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false or misleading information that is spread
deliberately to deceive or manipulate people, often with the
intention of achieving a particular political or social agenda.

A

disinformation

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6
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digital revolution began on?

A

1980s

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7
Q

the value of a network increases as more
people use it, which has fueled the digital revolution’s exponential
expansion was stated by?

A

Metcalfe’s Law

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8
Q

when the first electronic computers were
developed. These early computers were gigantic devices capable of
performing sophisticated computations, but they were costly and
not widely available to the general population.

A

1940s

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9
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The next major advancement in the digital revolution was the
development of the microprocessor in the early —–. This enabled
the development of personal computers (PCs) that were smaller,
more affordable, and more accessible to the general public

A

1970s

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10
Q

what is the year where Apple released the first iPhone,
which revolutionized the way we interact with technology and
opened up a whole new market for mobile applications.

A

2007

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11
Q

————-is an
extension of yourself and your link to the world, regardless of who
you are or your socioeconomic standing. The gender and status of
social media users in the Philippines are insignificant.

A

smartphone

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12
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has changed the way we communicate and
connect with one another, but it has also been linked to problems
such as cyberbullying, online harassment, and disinformation
spread. Users can be more attentive of their online activity and
more able to negotiate the problems of the digital world if they
understand the function of social media in society.

A

social media

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13
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is essential for creating a
positive and supportive online community. When we
are ———– to others, we can foster trust and open
communication, leading to better online experiences.
Additionally, treating others with ——— can help
prevent online bullying and harassment.

A

Be
respectful
– and
expect
respect.

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14
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is a reflection of ourselves, and it
can have significant consequences on our personal and
professional lives. Being mindful of the content we post
online and taking steps to protect our ———–, such
as setting privacy controls and avoiding controversial
topics, is crucial for responsible digital citizenship.

A

protect your reputation

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15
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is
critical for the safe and effective use of technology, and that
education and awareness campaigns can help promote responsible
online behavior (Livingstone et al., 2019).

A

responsible digital citizenship

16
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Personal privacy is a fundamental human right, and it
is essential to safeguard our personal information
online. Being mindful of our online privacy, including
our passwords, sharing habits, and the information we
provide to websites, can help prevent identity theft and
other malicious activities online.

A

protect your privacy

17
Q

can be easily misinterpreted, leading to
conflicts and misunderstandings. It is crucial to be
mindful of the tone we use in our online interactions,
including our choice of language and the use of emojis
and other visual cues. This can help prevent
misunderstandings and promote positive online
communication.

A

watch your tone

18
Q

With the vast amount of information available online, it
is essential to be critical of the information we consume
and share.

Being ——- and verifying the accuracy
of information can help prevent the spread of
misinformation and fake news, which can have
significant consequences for individuals and society as
a whole.

A

be skeptical

19
Q

is the safeguarding of
electronic devices, networks, and sensitive data against theft,
damage, or unwanted access.

A

cybersecurity

20
Q

which comprises a wide range of unlawful crimes
conducted through computer networks, such as hacking, identity
theft, and phishing, is one of the biggest threats connected with the
digital age. I

A

cybercrime

21
Q

Another major issue in the digital age is

This relates to the
protection of
personal
information, such as
name, address, and
financial
information, from
unauthorized access
or use. In the digital
age, protecting
——–is important
to prevent identity
theft, financial fraud,
or other types of
cybercrime

A

privacy

22
Q

hackers can use stolen personal information to open new
credit lines, access financial accounts, and commit other fraudulent
acts. Individuals may face serious financial and legal implications
as a result of this.

This occurs when
someone steals
another person’s
personal information
and uses it for
fraudulent purposes,
such as opening
credit accounts or
making purchases.
—————– can be
devastating and
difficult to recover
from.

A

identity theft

23
Q

This refers to any
type of software that
is designed to cause
harm to a computer
or network, such as
viruses, Trojans, or
spyware. ——————
can be used to steal
personal
information, spy on
users, or cause
damage to computer
systems.

A

malware

24
Q

This is a type of
cyberattack that
involves tricking
users into divulging
sensitive
information, such as
passwords or credit
card numbers, by
posing as a trustworthy entity in
an email or message.

A

phishing

25
Q

This refers to the use
of technology, such
as social media, to
harass, intimidate,
or threaten another
person. ———- can be
difficult to detect
and can cause
significant emotional
distress to victims

A

cyberstalking

26
Q

This is a type of
malware that
encrypts a victim’s
files and demands
payment in exchange
for the decryption
key. Ransomware
attacks can be
financially devastating and may
result in permanent
loss of data if a
backup is not
available.

A

ransomware

27
Q

This relates to the
security of Internet of
Things (IoT) devices, such
as smart home devices,
that are connected to the
internet. IoT devices can
be vulnerable to hacking
if proper security
measures, such as
changing default
passwords, are not taken.

A

iot security

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