Educational self-assessment based on your stated habits. No account or device scanning is performed.
How to Use the Privacy Risk Quiz
This free quiz uses a rule-based scoring engine to assess your overall digital privacy risk in under 2 minutes — scoring 7 common habit patterns and giving you a personalized risk score and a prioritized action plan.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Social Media Usage — Be honest about how much you share publicly. Many people underestimate how much location data and personal information is embedded in social media posts.
- Password Habits — Select your actual approach, not your ideal one. Reusing passwords across sites is one of the most common causes of account compromise.
- Public WiFi Usage — Select how often you connect to unencrypted networks at cafes, airports, and hotels. Unencrypted traffic on public WiFi can be intercepted.
- App Permissions — Select how carefully you review what apps are allowed to access. Most apps request far more permissions than they actually need.
- Data Sharing & Browser Habits — Select your defaults. Most people leave data collection opt-ins enabled and use browsers with extensive tracking built in.
- Two-Factor Authentication — Select how broadly you’ve enabled 2FA. It’s the most effective single step to prevent account takeover.
- Click “Get My Privacy Risk Score” — Your report is generated instantly from your answers.
What You’ll Get
- Overall Risk Score — A score out of 100 with a risk level from Low to High
- A Personalized Action Plan — Specific tips matched to the habits you flagged as risks, such as avoiding public Wi-Fi without protection, enabling MFA, or reducing social oversharing
Tips for Best Results
- Answer honestly — choosing the “best” answer instead of the accurate one only hurts your own assessment and leads to a plan that doesn’t address your real vulnerabilities.
- Retake the quiz in 30 days after following the action plan — it’s a good way to measure how much your risk profile has improved.
- Share the quiz with family members — privacy risk is often a household issue, and one person with poor habits can expose everyone connected to the same accounts or network.
This quiz provides a rule-based educational assessment based on your self-reported habits. It is not a technical scan of your devices or accounts, and results do not guarantee any level of security.