Selfassment test for ID-theft developed by APROPOS

ID-Theft Selfassessment test was launched in Tromsø (Norway) on the 17th fo June 2009 at The Knowledge Centre in Tromsø. "The Opening" of the test was done by the Minister of Justise, Knut Storberget.

APROPOS developed the ID-theft test for the Norwegian Datainspectorate. The Test are used by the ID-theft project on their web pages www.idtyveri.info.

The test reveals how aware you are at risk of someone stealing your identity, and consists of 11 themes. For each of them have multiple claims. Decide as to how well or poorly the statement true for you.

You get a score and assessment of your answers for each topic. If you take the test you get an overall assessment of how vulnerable you are to identity theft.

Theames in the test:

• Wallet
• Mailbox
• Rubbish bin
• Personal computer
• Online shopping
• Mobile phone
• Passwords and codes
• Social security number
• Debit and credit card
• Sharing personal information
• Credit check

ID-theft selfassessment test in English was launched in connection with International Privacy Day, 28. januar 2010.

Internasjonal

ID-Theft - Test yourself - how aware are you about your risks of ID theft?

Asia-Pasific 

Here you will find the Asia-Pasific version (not adapted by APROPOS)

Hong Kong

Here you will find the Hong Kong version (not adapted by APROPOS)

Slovenia

Here you will find the Slovenian version - Kraja identitete (not adapted by APROPOS)

Tysk

Here you will find the German version - Datendiebstahl - Selbsttest

The text for the German ID-theft version was translated in and coordinated by the company Credativ.de, on behalf of the German Data Inspectorate (Der Bundesbeauftragte für den Datenschutz und die Informatiosfreiheit).