220-801 · Question #38
Which of the following would be an example of prohibited content?
The correct answer is D. Unwanted pop-up. Unwanted pop-ups represent prohibited content because they are unsolicited material displayed to the user, often originating from inappropriate or policy-violating websites. In corporate acceptable use policy (AUP) contexts, prohibited content refers to material that appears on…
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- AThird party proxy sites
- BMalicious cookie
- CDetected virus
- DUnwanted pop-up
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(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D94% (34)
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Unwanted pop-ups represent prohibited content because they are unsolicited material displayed to the user, often originating from inappropriate or policy-violating websites. In corporate acceptable use policy (AUP) contexts, prohibited content refers to material that appears on screen that violates policy-such as pop-ups from adult, gambling, or malware-serving sites. Third-party proxy sites (A) are tools used to bypass filters. Malicious cookies (B) and detected viruses (C) are classified as security threats or malware, not content violations.
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