Holders of information

Question 1

What information do individuals citizens hold?

Answer 1

-Names, age, address, medical docs, gender, job history, passport, driving license & national insurance number.

Question 2

What information do businesses/work place hold?

Answer 2

-Names, age, address, medical docs, gender, job history, passport, driving license, national insurance number & criminal record information.

Question 3

What information do educational institution hold?

Answer 3

• Names, age, address, medical docs, gender, primary school information i.e sat results.

Question 4

What information do governments hold?

Answer 4

• Names, age, address, medical docs, gender, job history, passport, driving license, national insurance number, income, tax records, electoral roll, address, family members.

Question 5

What information do community organisations/charities hold?

Answer 5

• Example: gym hold your membership info & a library hold your name, address as you take out books.

Question 6

What information do healthcare services hold?

Answer 6

• Names, age, address, medical docs, gender, job history, surgery information

Question 7

What information does develop(ed) countries have access to?

Answer 7

-

Question 8

What information does develop(ing) countries have access to?

Answer 8

• They hold info about life expectancy, education, income and income per population.
• Have less access to computers and the internet.
• Info is spread out, so less information travels.

Question 9

What information does urban areas have access to?

Answer 9

• They have a lot of access to info such as:Names, age, address, medical docs, gender, job history, passport, driving license, national insurance number and criminal record information.

Question 10

What information does rural areas have access to?

Answer 10

• They are limited on information due to having minimal access because lack of technology and more land.
• Poor internet access, less information.

Question 11

What is the digital divide?

Answer 11

• It is the difference in access to digital resources in different areas of the world.

Question 12

Comparison to the availability developing and developed countries have to information.
Compare the access issues they have

Answer 12

• Both have basic info such as: life expectancy, education, income and income per population.
• Developed have a more availability than the developing, as they have more technology and are more up to date and advanced.
• Both have access, but due to broad band it might slow down the progress or being in a rural area.