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    explain that these challenges are the result of frequent updates to the operating system and the constant attempts to communicate externally. Accordingly, it is imperative that forensic examiners employ proper evidence handling of mobile devices to prevent contamination and/or data destruction. For this reason, forensic examiners should employ a mobile forensic process that will provide the necessary procedures to follow for conducting a forensically sound investigation. As a result, the process

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    Mobile devices have been strictly affecting teens in a negative way. Numerous teens struggle academically because of their cell phones usage. When young adults are constantly on their cellular devices, they will begin to experience negative effects of social media and other websites they use as a distraction. Most teens don’t know the consequences that they can get into if they don’t know how to use the internet right. As a result, they start to have poor habits, having to check their social media

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    A. Smartphone use while Driving is a Distraction The state of Texas needs more restrictive laws on use of hand held devices, such as cellphones or smartphones while driving to reduce the amount of distraction to drivers. Historically traffic laws across our country have changed over the years to increase public safety and decrease mortality and morbidity on our roadways. Mandatory seat belt laws, child restraint laws, as well as mandatory blood alcohol testing in many states are but a few of these

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    organizations nowadays is how to prevent or mitigate the risks coming from portable devices such as tablets, smartphones and laptops. Each of these devices connecting to the corporate network creates a potential entry point for security threats (which is called endpoint). Another concern is how to secure the data which resides on portable devices of their employees. This needs to be done in such a way that even if the device falls into wrong hands, the data should be protected. These two concerns can be

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    Cross-Platform Authentication Pairing Codes. 1. Main Factors Text passwords are nowadays the main way to authenticate users in web environments that require privacy and security. There are multiple authentication methods that required the use of a code to grant access to the user to different kind of private information. This code could be a single letter and combination, or more advanced authentication methods such biometric authentication. Nowadays, in the context of having access to multiple

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    Case: Spectrum for Wireless Broadband: Old Media vs New Media • Question 1 : As an Apple or Verizon executive, what legislation would you propose to the house and Senate committees to advance the reallocation of spectrum to wireless broadband? (Deal with the concerns raised by opponents of the reallocation and build broad support for reallocation) Opponents of the reallocation, mainly broadcasters argued that wireless carriers were not using the spectrum efficiently and they had alternatives to

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    draw for Verizon. It is looking to capitalize on the shift of media viewing from traditional media to mobile devices and the move from traditional digital ads to programatic purchasing. Traditional media, TV and newspapers, are no longer getting the ad dollars of yesteryear. Mobile ad spending is expected to grow 50% this year to $28.7 billion, eMarketer estimates. Verizon estimates that mobile will account for 80 percent of consumers’ media consumption time in the coming

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    With the increased use of technology, there are new dangers of stolen information. More patients check their records online with their home computers, tablets or cell phones. This data loss can result from the device itself being lost or stolen, third party apps siphoning off data, or by sharing files through public cloud services. The patients are accessing their records, scheduling their doctors’ appointments via text or app, and health care providers are wirelessly sharing data. The health care

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    just received a Vine link from her boyfriend. This six second looping video had moved her to tears, “He didn’t even know it was going to work … But I thought his Vine was just six seconds of his love.” 1 Social Media is progressing in ways to astonish all. Vine, a popular new social media medium has worked its way to success in just one year’s time. In the modern technological savvy era, the mobile phone is a passage to an abundant of information. Mobile applications or “Apps” have been introduced

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    American adults own a cell phone and 55% of all online activity that comes to websites are from these mobile devices, which has given rise to a mobile first approach throughout the world, from low key online retailers to mega conglomerates, such as Google. It makes it important to a great degree for these sites to optimize their site UI/UX and GUI in order to run efficiently on various mobile devices. In this present reality where there are a greater number of mobiles than human it is essential for a website

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