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I sent the contact through SMS.

The positives of this are: 

phones format it in an easy to read manner.

you can go to options then insert contact.

you don't have to type it out

the negatives of this are:

it costs 

you have to have a signal 

 the receiver has to have a mobile device to.

Another way you could of sent the contact is bluetooth or on a social networking site?

the positives of using bluetooth are? :

its safe 

you have to pair with the other devices 

does not go through a server                                                                                              

the negatives are:

you have to be within a certain distance 

the positives of using social networking sites are?:

its easy 

you can send to more than one person at once 

you can send it from anywhere as long as you have an internet connection 

the negatives of using social networking sites are?:

it has to go through a server first 

you have to be friends/ follow that person first 

you have to have internet connection 

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things to protect people:

social networking-
~ on social networking sites they have settings which you can make your account private and allows you to have power over who can view your post or images.
~ another setting that you are able to access for safety is the block button, this is a button that you can totally take control over and not let a certain person or account even see your name on their feed.
~ also the report button is something you can access to let the social networking site that their someone who is abusing the system and being disrespectful.
~obviously having a password is something to keep your account private and only allows you to access or edit your posts.

law-
~ the copyright law is a way to protect people and not let others be able to take credit for someone else hard work and time.
~ computer miss use act makes sure that  people can not not access your computer and private files but if they can they would be punished e.g. fined
~ driving without due care and attention is like an act that comes with common sense driving while texting is obviously going to be a distracting which could put other people at risk on the road so have the driving with care is something to make people aware to take care to protect others.

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speed
- wifi is faster than 3g usually but can be slowed down pending on how many devices you may have connected to the rooter and using it at the same time.

cost
- wifi is cheaper than 3g in the long run because with 3g you are paying for every bit of data you use and only you can constantly use it, whereas with wifi you can get more for your money because you pay monthly, also more than one device can use it also and can get better deals.

coverage

- 3g is better for coverage because you get it anywhere as long as you have signal but with wifi you can only use the wifi if you have the rooter password but with wifi you still get a better connection and service.

over all wifi in my opinion is a lot better because its more advance, you can get more use from it and its so much fatser. i prefer using wifi because mobile data ruins out in a short period or time whereas wifi is more reliable.

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my wifi is protected by a password, to be able to connect to my rooter you must know this password which is usually provided by the company you're contracted with. the rooter usually have the password on the bottom of it and normally consist of various numbers and letters. another thing which protects my wifi is that is has a certain range you can be apart from the rooter to be connected.
 my 3G is protected by WAP, WAP is an encription code which only allows mobile data to come back to my phone. having a phone lock is another way to protect my 3g because it doesn't allow strangers to go on my phone and access it. lastly a sim is another way to protect my 3g because that means when i pay for mobile data using that sim, it can only be sent to that sim. 
To be safe from bluetooth hacks also name asbluejacking just turn the bluetooth off  and if you turn it on pair with the device you want to send it to. Don't accept anyone you don't  know even if it says you family's mates name it could be someone else trying to hack your phone. 

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Some safety issues with using blog site are keeping your password for blogger, don't stay on blogger.

You can make it safer by registration an email for your password so if you forget it you can go on your email and click forget password and you will get it.

You can also put in your settings that only you and your friends could see your post so no one you don't know will know what you are up to, they could be a stalker.

In your setting you can make sure no one can take your information and use it as themselves (copyright).

This is an example.

On 7 March 2014 08:50, Thomas Peasgood <tpeasgood1331@gmail.com> wrote:

Copyright is a legal concept, enacted by most governments, that grants the creator of an original creation exclusive rights to its use and distribution, usually for a limited time, with the intention of enabling the creator of intellectual wealth (e.g. a designer of a logo or an artist) to receive compensation for their work and be able to financially support themselves. So if someone would use their logo for their product, the creator of the logo could take them to court and sue them getting compensation.

A trademark is a recognizable sign, design or expression which identifies products or services of a particular source from those of others. The trademark owner can be an individual, business organization, or any legal entity. A trademark may be located on a package, a label, a voucher or on the product itself. For the sake of corporate identity trademarks are also being displayed on company buildings. For example ‘Nike’ has a trademark, the tick is the sign of Nike and they sometimes would use it instead of the letters because it sometimes looks a lot nicer and more appealing to more people.

Intellectual property (IP) is a legal concept which refers to creations of the mind for which exclusive rights are recognized. Under intellectual property law, owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets, such as musical, literary, and artistic works; discoveries and inventions; and words, phrases, symbols, and designs. Common types of intellectual property rights include copyright, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights, trade dress, and in some jurisdictions trade secrets. For example, if people would use a logo or the actual thing in a movie or a music video the maker would get a part in the money that they would make, so the creator would get a part of the profit. Most creators would let people put their product in a movie or a music video because it would be good business, some people might not know what the product would look like or what it is called but if they see it in a movie or music video people will know what they would look like and if they like how they look they would get some. This would increase the money that the creator would get and they might make more products so that they could make more money.

You would need to know what all of these mean because if you make a look alike logo or product you could get sued and you would have to pay them money for a copyright sue. The first thing you want for your new product is not a copyright sue, it would look bad for the company and It would make people not buy your product because they wouldn’t like to buy a copycat product. So, you need to think of this while you are making a product.

See below for settings on protecting your blog

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threats and risks form using ict in a company:

- theft is a risk because when the computers are stolen the insurance can take a long duration of time which can put the company at risk of loosing valuable costumers and also when the insurance money comes it may not cover the cost of the computers to replace them. further more if the computers are taken the staff will be affected because there is no equipment or income coming in basically out of work.

-viruses corrupt files and damage the company's/costumers information, this leads the costumers not thinking the company is trust worthy to hold all their personal information. also the company may not be able to get all the information back if they never backed up the files in the first place.

-user error is to do with new employees, if the new employers aren't trained properly they may delete files and might not be able to get them back.

-corrupt file if it gets a virus and you don't have the work backed up may also not be backed and could of lost important information

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before and after improvements

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Copyright is a legal concept, enacted by most governments, that grants the creator of an original creation exclusive rights to its use and distribution, usually for a limited time, with the intention of enabling the creator of intellectual wealth (e.g. a designer of a logo or an artist) to receive compensation for their work and be able to financially support themselves. So if someone would use their logo for their product, the creator of the logo could take them to court and sue them getting compensation.

A trademark is a recognizable sign, design or expression which identifies products or services of a particular source from those of others. The trademark owner can be an individual, business organization, or any legal entity. A trademark may be located on a package, a label, a voucher or on the product itself. Trademarks are also being displayed on company buildings. For example the Kingswood logo is a trademark, the purple shield is their sign. So when all the student wear there uniform the public will know what school they attend.

Intellectual property (IP) is a legal concept which refers to creations of the mind for which exclusive rights are recognized. Under intellectual property law, owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets, such as musical, literary, and artistic works; discoveries and inventions; and words, phrases, symbols, and designs. Common types of intellectual property rights include copyright, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights, trade dress, and in some jurisdictions trade secrets. For example, if people would use a logo or the actual thing in a movie or a music video the maker would get a part in the money that they would make, so the creator would get a part of the profit. Creators advertise in movies and adverts, so when people they will notice them or if they don't recognize them they will search for them and want to buy them. This would increase the money that the creator would get and they might make more products so that they could make more money.

You would need to know what all of these mean because if you make a look alike logo or product you could get sued and you would have to pay them money for a copyright sue. The first thing you want for your new product is not a copyright sue, it would look bad for the company and It would make people not buy your product because they wouldn’t like to buy a copycat product. So, you need to think of this while you are making a product.

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logo 

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UNIT 35 P.2

A local band would like a logo designed for their website this needs to be combined with their band photo:

For this task I would use a bitmap image as it is for a website and bitmaps are used for websites.

A builder wants some eye catching text for the side of his van to improve business opportunities:

For this task I would use a vector file as the builder wants eye catching text, this implies for it to be big, therefore the text wont become distorted.

The nursery on your estate would like a flyer designed to promote the facility:

For this task I would use a bitmap file as it is a flyer it will not be enlarged so the file would not be come distorted and also fliers are simple so pixels will work best.

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Computer system-

- Mouse: LOGITECH LS1 Laser Mouse £12.99

To click and easy to use

- Keyboard: MICROSOFT Arc Wireless keyboard £32.99

To type

-Monitor: LG 22EN33S Full HD 21.5” LED Monitor £94.99

To see what youre doing 

-Computer: ASUS Essentio K5130-UK003D Barebones Desktop PC

To get all the programmes, save stuff on the computer system

 Input device: 

-Camera: NIKON Coolpix S9400 Advanced Compact Digital Camera £179.99

Take pictures

-Scanner: CANON CanoScan LiDE 700F Flatbed Scanner £89.99

To scan picture and stuff

-Graphic tablets: WACOM Intuos Pen CTL-480S-ENES Graphics Tablet £59.99

To draw and put the drawings onto the computer

Output: 

-Printer: HP Officejet 4620 wireless All-in-one Inkjet Printer £49.00

Print off information and images

-Laser cutter: HP H2F47AA-X4000 Wireless Laser Mouse – White £19.99

Cut stuff out and in grave it

-Vinyl cutter: SC631/1361 WITH OPTICAL EYE £210.00

Cut final designs

Software:

- Bitmap: photo studio £25.75

Edit photos

-Vector: vector illustrator drawing software £4.78

Draw for products