What are examples of non-sensitive PII?

• A. Name and driver's license number
• B. Citizenship and gender
• C. Military records and religious preference
• D. Office location and business telephone number

Answer: (D)

Non-sensitive PII are details that can identify someone but don’t reveal highly private information. Office location and a business telephone number are classic examples because they are routine professional contact details that help identify or reach a person in a work context, without exposing private traits or sensitive data. In contrast, things like a driver’s license number, military records, religious preference, or even broad demographic data like citizenship or gender can carry higher privacy or security implications in many contexts, so they’re not considered non-sensitive. Therefore, office location and business phone number best fit the non-sensitive PII category.