unit 14 m1

How do protocols keep your data safe
The way to keep your device safe is very easy you just need to follow the simple steps carefully what you do for example you should change your password regularly so people or friends  don`t hack or go on your phone and give out your personal information or change your personal or steel it and change whats on it  if they have`t  discovered your password you will still be safe as long as you don`t give passwords and all ways watch your someone could see like your bank account.

m2 unit 14

The differences between MMS or emailing a picture (related to p4)
By sending a picture by text message charges a certain amount it depends on what network you are currently on. 
By emailing a picture is free no cost what so ever and no postage unless you put it up for the newspaper 
by MMS  when the person you send it to get the picture the picture will be blurry but not when you email the picture come clearly threw.
The speed by texts messages are very fast compared to the emailing emailing takes time to get to another person if another person lives in another country.

also texting and messaging don't cost much

p7 unit 14

A customer wants to know if they can send a contact from one device to another.  With a partner demonstrate how to wires sly send one contact from your device to your partners.  You need to fill in the witness statement (or print screen)  describing how you done it and the phone you used. Copy this witness statement or print screens to blogger.
You can send one contact to another threw SMS 
on Blackberry's you have to go onto the contacts number then click on the blackberry button and it says Send Contact card you click on that and it comes up with either send by Email, PIN, Text message, Bluetooth or BBM contact.
You can also send a contact to some one else by copy and pasting the number into an email and send it to some one far away or can just call them.

p6 unit 14

RadioShack head quarters have been made aware of the social and legal implications of using mobile technologies.  a) social life. Choose from: human interaction  text messaging, multimedia messaging, emails, virtual offices; health issues  posture, RSI, eye strain; environmental effects  visual impact of phone masts, disposal of components; illegal imageryb) the law. Choose from: data security accidental loss, theft; hacking activities 

By having mobile interaction can have an impact on Social life for example eye straining using your mobile phone the writing is so small on phones you would have to strain your eyes as you might not be able to read your messages  it also has an impact on you by multimedia messaging can cause an impact on you because people get black mailed on sending pictures rude wise and then once you have sent it you can not get it back 
By having a mobile interaction it can have an impact on the law mobile phone usually get stolen the reasons it might get stolen is that the phone is the newest model you should keep your phone on you at all times and make sure you have it so it can't be stolen also people hacking in to your phone 

p5 unit 14

£500 per driver, for a driver on the road i recommend  a touch screen phone with a load speaker so when on the road it wont cause any trouble for the driver or any of their drivers.Touch screen phone is easy to use on the road. also when your going out to a party and use it at jobs and just being out and about.also the driver needs to know where to go.

wi-fi 
faster broad band 
extra security features 
bigger vans 
more training for staff
all issued with a phone
have a computer
tracking devise 
i would by the iphone 5 as it is a sativa so you know where you are or where your going 

p4 unit 14

• Take picture on iPhone or phone and send it  as a MMS

• once on camera upload it on  your computer and put it  in files 

• then send it to the local new paper or print it out and give it to them your self 

p3 unit 14

WIFI- is a popular technology that allows an electronic device to exchange data wireless 
and you could also connect to the internet anywhere 

Bluetooth- is where you can send music or pictures to friends or family that have Bluetooth on there device 

SMS - (Short Message Service) is a form of text messaging communication on phones and mobile phones. 

MMS- Multimedia Messaging Service, or MMS, is a standard way to send messages that include multimedia content to and from mobile phones. you can send pictures threw messages. 

INFRARED- Infrared (IR) light is electromagnetic radiation  with longer wave lengths  than those of visible light , extending from the nominal red edge of the visible spectrum  at 0.74 micrometers  (µm) to 0.3 mm

3G -   is the access to the internet via mobiles and also the broadband.

GPRS - General packet radio service (GPRS) it sends and receives media contents