Illinois BIPA, Biometric Privacy and AI Quiz

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1. Which of the following does BIPA expressly exclude from its list of biometric identifiers?
   • Voiceprints
   • Scans of face geometry
   • Photographs
   • Fingerprints
2. What liquidated damages can a plaintiff recover for each intentional or reckless BIPA violation?
   • $1,000
   • $5,000
   • $10,000
   • $500
3. What did the Illinois Supreme Court hold in Rosenbach v. Six Flags (2019)?
   • A plaintiff does not need to show harm beyond the statutory violation to sue
   • Only employees can bring BIPA claims
   • BIPA claims must be filed within one year
   • Voiceprints are not covered by BIPA
4. The 2024 amendment limiting recovery to one violation per person per collection method was a response to which ruling?
   • Rosenbach v. Six Flags
   • Tims v. Black Horse Carriers
   • ACLU v. Clearview AI
   • Cothron v. White Castle
5. Under BIPA, when must biometric data be destroyed?
   • After exactly one year in all cases
   • Only when the individual asks for deletion
   • When the purpose is satisfied or within three years of the last interaction, whichever comes first
   • Within five years of collection
6. How do the Texas and Washington biometric laws differ most from BIPA?
   • They cover only fingerprints
   • Only the state attorney general can enforce them, with no private right of action
   • They impose no consent requirements
   • They apply only to government agencies
7. Which Facebook feature was at the center of its $650 million BIPA settlement?
   • Tag Suggestions, which used face templates
   • Messenger voice notes
   • Marketplace listings
   • News Feed ranking
8. For an engineering team, what technical step most often creates BIPA exposure?
   • Storing photos in the cloud
   • Displaying a camera preview
   • Using HTTPS to transmit images
   • Creating a face or voice template that can be matched later