Question

Why is public Wi-Fi a danger?

O It can allow for the downloading of malware.
O Identity thieves can intercept unencrypted data being sent to Wi-Fi hot spots.
O It can use up all of your data allowance.
O It can use up all the memory on the device.

Answer 1

Answer: B) Identity thieves can intercept unencrypted data being sent to Wi-Fi hot spots.

Explanation: Public Wi-Fi is the most harmful since it lacks security and is thus more easily accessed. Malware and memory can still be downloaded. Furthermore, in a more literal sense, your data allowance may not solely refer to Mobile Data. In some cases, it is also referred to as device memory or, more literally, memory. Technically, the solution you seek is the second one. However, any Wi-Fi network can do this.

Answer 2

Answer: Trick question, all of these are correct.

Explanation: Technically, the answer you are looking for is the 2nd one. However, any Wi-Fi can do this. Public Wi-Fi is the most dangerous of them, having no security means it is more easily acsessed. You can still download malware and memory. Also, in a more literal sense your data allowance can not only mean Mobile Data. It's also considered as device memory in some areas or in more literal terms.