Name given to Third-Generation Wireless Communication which allows high speed wireless data transfer..
3G
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Rules to which users agree, to reduce the misuse of ICT (Ac....... u.. po..cy)
Acceptable use Policy
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A copy of data that is made incase the original data is lost or damaged...
Backup
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The amount of Data that can fit through an internet cable. It's measured in bps (bits per second) which determines the speed of connectivity..
Bandwidth
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An automated method of recognising a person based on physical characteristics such as fingerprints, iris and voice.
Biometrics
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A shared online journal where people can post diary entries about their personal experiences and hobbies.
Blog
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The sending of unwanted messages to other people through bluetooth connections
Bluejacking
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Allows the exchange of data over short distances from fixed or mobile devices (can't travel through walls like WiFi can)
Bluetooth
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A disk that enables the recording, re writing and play back of high definition videos and storing of large amounts of data. Has 5x more storage capacity than a traditional DVD,
Bluray
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A high speed connection to the internet
Broadband
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A set of numbers on the back of a credit card that help verify that the use of the credit card is legitimate.(CCV)
Card Code Verification
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A system in which all computer programs and data is stored on a central server and are accessed virtually.
Cloud Computing
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Working together with other people
Collaboratively
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This law restricts people from accessing or modifying data without permission. (CMA)
Computer Misuse Act
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It's the name given when one device is developed to carry out functions that were originally performed by several different devices
Convergence
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Small text files that are sent to your computer from certain websites to track your behaviour and transactions
Cookies
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This law regulates how personal information is used and protests against of personal details.
Data Protection Act
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The name given to unequal access to ICT for individuals or groups, usually due to financial, geographic, health or culture reasons
Digital Divide
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This law protects copyright holders from criminals who illegally distribute copyrighted material (piracy)
Digital Economy Act
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Buying and selling goods electronically, usually over the internet
e-commerce
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The design of equipment to increase the efficiency of the way it is used by the human body to promote the health of users.
Ergonomics
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Rules to which users agree, to reduce the misuse of ICT (Ac....... u.. po..cy)
Back
Acceptable use Policy
Card 3
Front
A copy of data that is made incase the original data is lost or damaged...
Back
Card 4
Front
The amount of Data that can fit through an internet cable. It's measured in bps (bits per second) which determines the speed of connectivity..
Back
Card 5
Front
An automated method of recognising a person based on physical characteristics such as fingerprints, iris and voice.
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