On a gaming console, what privacy setting should you review to minimize exposure of personal information?

Display brightness and contrast.

Profile visibility and online status sharing.

A user shares a gaming console with a roommate. The user wants to prevent the roommate from accessing their personal profile, making purchases, or seeing their payment information. Which set of actions should the user take?

Set a passcode on the user's profile and require the passcode for any purchase or payment method access.

Enable guest mode on the console for the roommate to use.

Remove the payment method from the console and use prepaid cards for purchases.

Set the console to require a password for every login.

A user buys a used smart TV from an online marketplace. The TV was previously owned by a stranger. What is the most important step before connecting the TV to the home network?

Disable the TV's smart features and use it as a monitor only

Perform a factory reset to remove the previous owner's account and settings

Connect the TV to the network and update the firmware

Place the TV in a locked cabinet

A family shares a gaming console. One parent wants to ensure that children cannot share personal information or make purchases without approval. The console supports multiple user profiles. Which configuration should the parent implement?

Create a child profile with parental controls that restrict communication, sharing, and require a PIN for purchases.

Use the parent's profile for all users but enable two-factor authentication.

Disable the console's internet connection when children are using it.

Set the console to require a password for any online activity.

A user's smart speaker suddenly begins playing music at high volume in the middle of the night, and the companion app shows a device that the user does not recognize. What is the most appropriate immediate response?

Unplug the smart speaker and change the account password

Disable the speaker's microphone and continue using it

Ignore the event and assume it is a software glitch

Factory reset the speaker but keep the same account password

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On a gaming console, what privacy setting should you review to minimize exposure of personal information?
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A user shares a gaming console with a roommate. The user wants to prevent the roommate from accessing their personal profile, making purchases, or seeing their payment information. Which set of actions should the user take?
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48application · medium
A user buys a used smart TV from an online marketplace. The TV was previously owned by a stranger. What is the most important step before connecting the TV to the home network?
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49application · medium
A family shares a gaming console. One parent wants to ensure that children cannot share personal information or make purchases without approval. The console supports multiple user profiles. Which configuration should the parent implement?
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50application · medium
A user's smart speaker suddenly begins playing music at high volume in the middle of the night, and the companion app shows a device that the user does not recognize. What is the most appropriate immediate response?
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