Test Yourself - Page 198

  

How many parts does the DEA have? 

The DEA consists of 6 parts: 

    • Access to digital services 
    • Digital Infrastructure 
    • Protecting cititzens in the digital economy 
    • Intellectual Property 
    • Digital government 
    • Miscellaneous 

 

What are the basic speeds defined in the USO? 

The basic speeds defined in the USO would be that everyone would have a minimum of 10 Mbps download speed.  

 

How does the DEA attempt to protect children from accessing adult-content material on website? 

The DEA protects children by making websites verify the age of someone wanting to access adult content material. This ensures that all adult-based content is only allowed to be accessed by 18+ users. 

 

What is web marking? 

Web marking is an internet link to a web page listing patent which cover the product instead of marking the product itself with the actual patent number. 

 

What is the focus of the section 114 of the DEA? 

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