Think learning about personal data protection is boring? Think again!

‘Your Personal Data, Your Choice!’ is an online quiz game specially designed to help you easily learn about data protection in Singapore!

Through fun and interactive gameplay that is bound to get your fingers busy and your brain thinking, learn more about the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) and how it applies to you, including easy tips and tricks to help you better protect your data.

Clean up your inbox!

A data breach has occurred and spam messages are taking over your inbox. In order to save your personal data, you will need to destroy all the spam messages by answering each question correctly. But you need to hurry - time is ticking!

Can you answer all the questions before the timer runs out? Click here to play and find out!

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are the requirements to play the game?

The game is playable on both desktops/laptops and mobile devices. You will only need the following:

A digital device that has access to at least one browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox etc.)
Internet Access

The game isn’t loading, what can I do?

You may wish to clear your browser’s cache and try again, or use an incognito tab. If both does not work, please contact us at info@pdpc.gov.sg and we will get back to you within the next few business days.

Who should play this game?

Anyone can play! No prior knowledge of the PDPA nor game experience is required to play the game. However, as the game introduces the PDPA at a beginner-level, it is most recommended for students, educators and parents who wish to include this as part of their learning curriculum.

I’m interested to use the game for teaching/educational purposes. Where do I find out more about the game mechanics?

For educators or event organisers who wish to incorporate the game in their curriculum, a detailed game factsheet is downloadable here. The game is developed for public use, and should not be utilised for any profit-driven purpose nor gain.

Find out more

	Enhanced PDPA for Consumers
	Do Not Call Registry (DNC)
	Additional Resources