ExamsTeacher
See all results for ""
Exams
CRISC ISACA CISSP ISC2 200-301 Cisco SY0-701 CompTIA AZ-104 Microsoft AI-900 Microsoft AIGP IAPP 1Z0-1067-26 Oracle View All Exams →
About Us
Sign In Get Started

IAPP Certified Information Privacy Technologist CIPT Exam Questions

Preparing for the CIPT exam is simple with ExamsTeacher. We offer easy-to-understand study materials that help you learn the most important exam topics. You can study using our PDF questions, practice online with a real exam-style test, or use the desktop practice software. Choose the study method that works best for you and prepare at your own pace.

At ExamsTeacher, we keep our CIPT practice questions up to date. Whenever the exam syllabus or objectives change, we update our study materials so you always learn the latest topics. This helps you save time, avoid outdated content, and feel more confident when you take your exam.

Download Exam View Entire Exam
Page: 3 / 3
Question #11 (Topic: Demo Questions)

An individual drives to a grocery store to buy food for dinner. When she arrives, she receives several unsolicited notifications on her phone about discounts on items in the store. Which type of privacy problem does this represent?

A.

Intrusion.

B.

Surveillance.

C.

Decisional Interference.

D.

Exposure.

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

CIPT describes privacy harms based on Solove’s Privacy Taxonomy. “Intrusion” refers to disturbances or interruptions that invade a person’s private life , including:

    Unwanted communications

    Targeted advertising without user expectation

    Push notifications or messages based on location or behavior

The situation clearly meets the definition of intrusion because:

    The user receives unsolicited , unexpected messages

    The notifications are triggered by location-based tracking , causing disturbance

    The user did not request or initiate such contact

CIPT points out that intrusive practices often result from:

    Over-collection of behavioral/location data

    Failure to respect contextual privacy expectations

    Poor consent or preference management mechanisms

Why the other options are incorrect:

    B — Surveillance: Involves continuous or systematic monitoring, not a one-time targeted notification.

    C — Decisional Interference: Involves influencing or manipulating personal decisions (e.g., limiting free choice) — not the case here.

    D — Exposure: Relates to revealing personal information publicly — not applicable here.

➡ Correct answer: A

Download Exam
« Prev Page: 3 / 3
Next Page