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RYAN BANYAN

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Material on the Internet is NOT subject to copyright law.
 
  A. TRUE
  B. FALSE

Question 2

Which of the following is detrimental software that can harm computers or invade digital privacy and computer integrity in a digital classroom?
 
  A) Viralware B) Spamware C) Freeware D) Malware


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Answer to Question 1

B. FALSE

Answer to Question 2

D



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