フリー問題

問題文

The group's new patient app hides its sharing settings three menus deep and turns sharing on for everyone. The officer names two of the principles it breaks. Which pairing names them?

選択肢

1. Burying the settings breaks the undisclosed tenet, and turning sharing on for everyone breaks the additive precept that the identification of the safer default would have protected.
2. Burying the settings breaks the undisclosed tenet, and turning sharing on for everyone breaks the respectful precept that the identification of the safer default would have protected.
3. Burying the settings breaks the apparent tenet, and turning sharing on for everyone breaks the additive precept that the identification of the safer default would have protected.
4. Burying the settings breaks the apparent tenet, and turning sharing on for everyone breaks the respectful precept that the identification of the safer default would have protected.