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It may soon be possible to insure your facebook, twitter, and other social media accounts against the nuisance of hacking as company has launched the country's first social media insurance. The insurance includes the cost of disabling accounts, suppressing offensive material and stopping any legal action triggered by hacking, for example if a hacker posts illegal material under victim's name.
Which of the following can properly be inferred from the statements above?
A. Social media insurance will make it possible for individual to sue hackers who post offensive content in their name.
B. The launch of social media insurance will most likely lead to a fall in the incidence of hacking on social media sites such as facebook and twitter.
C. There is a cost associated with enabling and disabling a social media account.
D. Under current laws it is possible for a person to be sued for posting offensive material online even if the person did not post the material himself
E. Social media insurance will only be available for facebook and twitter users.
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Which of the following can properly be inferred from the statements above?
A. Social media insurance will make it possible for individual to sue hackers who post offensive content in their name.
B. The launch of social media insurance will most likely lead to a fall in the incidence of hacking on social media sites such as facebook and twitter.
C. There is a cost associated with enabling and disabling a social media account.
D. Under current laws it is possible for a person to be sued for posting offensive material online even if the person did not post the material himself
E. Social media insurance will only be available for facebook and twitter users.
Is the Question worth Kudos, Please????????????????????
OA will be posted after discussion......
05 Apr 2013, 09:13
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my take wud be D : Under current laws it is possible for a person to be sued for posting offensive material online even if the person did not post the material himself
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[quote="Archit143"]It may soon be possible to insure your facebook, twitter, and other social media accounts against the nuisance of hacking as company has launched the country's first social media insurance. The insurance includes the cost of disabling accounts, suppressing offensive material and stopping any legal action triggered by hacking, for example if a hacker posts illegal material under victim's name.
Which of the following can properly be inferred from the statements above?
my take is D..
A. Social media insurance will make it possible for individual to sue hackers who post offensive content in their name.: passage no where mentions this...cannot be inferred.
B. The launch of social media insurance will most likely lead to a fall in the incidence of hacking on social media sites such as facebook and twitter.: cannot be inferred. it will only help the sufferers..will not reduce the attacks..
C. There is a cost associated with enabling and disabling a social media account.: same from the passage..
D. Under current laws it is possible for a person to be sued for posting offensive material online even if the person did not post the material himself..Correct..the passage states..stopping any legal action triggered by hacking, for example if a hacker posts illegal material under victim's name...so it can be correctly inferred..
E. Social media insurance will only be available for facebook and twitter users...incorrect..
Which of the following can properly be inferred from the statements above?
my take is D..
A. Social media insurance will make it possible for individual to sue hackers who post offensive content in their name.: passage no where mentions this...cannot be inferred.
B. The launch of social media insurance will most likely lead to a fall in the incidence of hacking on social media sites such as facebook and twitter.: cannot be inferred. it will only help the sufferers..will not reduce the attacks..
C. There is a cost associated with enabling and disabling a social media account.: same from the passage..
D. Under current laws it is possible for a person to be sued for posting offensive material online even if the person did not post the material himself..Correct..the passage states..stopping any legal action triggered by hacking, for example if a hacker posts illegal material under victim's name...so it can be correctly inferred..
E. Social media insurance will only be available for facebook and twitter users...incorrect..
