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 * Do not leave in a public place unattended
 * When logging into a Free Public-WiFi make sure it is legit
-* Be careful who you socialize with in networking apps. (You could always do the [[Adventist_Youth_Honors_Answer_Book/Vocational/Social_Media|Social Media]] honor if you have time!)
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-The word Cell comes from the practice of dividing an area into cells just like a honeycomb. Each "cell" covers the surrounding area.  The size of that area depends on the strength of the signal transmitted by the cell.
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-Coverage is how well the cells reach into the area they are intended to serve.  In cities, wireless operators (such as Verizon, AT&T, etc) will install a lot of cell sites, with each site broadcasting at a low power so that the area covered is small (but there are a lot of areas).  In rural areas, there are few sites, and each broadcasts with a very strong signal to cover a greater area.  There may be areas within a territory that no cell site adequately serves for a variety of reasons (geography, low demand, etc).  Those areas are said to have poor coverage.
+Coverage is how well the cells reach into the area they are intended to serve. In cities, wireless operators (such as Verizon, AT&T, etc) will install a lot of cell sites, with each site broadcasting at a low power so that the area covered is small (but there are a lot of areas). In rural areas, there are few sites, and each broadcasts with a very strong signal to cover a greater area. There may be areas within a territory that no cell site adequately serves for a variety of reasons (geography, low demand, etc). Those areas are said to have poor coverage.
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-As mentioned in the discussion on coverage, a city will have a lot of cells each covering a small area at low power.  This is done so that there will be a large number of cell sites in a territory, because the number of users with each cell is expected to be large.  If the cell covered more area (by transmitting at higher power), there would be even more users on that cell site, and the cell site would not be able to serve all the users at the same time because doing so would exceed the capacity of the equipment.  So instead, more cell sites are installed in the area to spread the load across more equipment.
+As mentioned in the discussion on coverage, a city will have a lot of cells each covering a small area at low power. This is done so that there will be a large number of cell sites in a territory, because the number of users with each cell is expected to be large. If the cell covered more area (by transmitting at higher power), there would be even more users on that cell site, and the cell site would not be able to serve all the users at the same time because doing so would exceed the capacity of the equipment. So instead, more cell sites are installed in the area to spread the load across more equipment.
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-Each cell site carries on a conversation with every mobile device it serves, even when the customer is not using the device.  It does this so that it knows which devices are in the cell area, and it must know this so that it can deliver phone calls, text messages, alerts, etc to the users.  If the wireless operators did not know where a mobile device was located (i.e., which cell it was in), it would not be able to deliver these services to the device.
+Each cell site carries on a conversation with every mobile device it serves, even when the customer is not using the device. It does this so that it knows which devices are in the cell area, and it must know this so that it can deliver phone calls, text messages, alerts, etc to the users. If the wireless operators did not know where a mobile device was located (i.e., which cell it was in), it would not be able to deliver these services to the device.
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-Call hand-off is when a mobile devices moves out of one cell site and into another, and the call gets handed off to the other tower.  This is done seamlessly without the users knowing it's happening.
+Call hand-off is when a mobile devices moves out of one cell site and into another, and the call gets handed off to the other tower. This is done seamlessly without the users knowing it's happening.
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-* Be careful about which apps you install on your device. The primary purpose of most of them is to collect information about you, which is then used to target ads (and in some cases, that information is sold to third parties).  Do not grant every app every permission it requests, only the ones that benefit you
+* Be careful about which apps you install on your device. The primary purpose of most of them is to collect information about you, which is then used to target ads (and in some cases, that information is sold to third parties). Do not grant every app every permission it requests, only the ones that benefit you
 * Password-protect your lock screen
 * Do not leave in a public place unattended
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 Education and Homework tie in together. There are apps on devices that allow you to learn about another language or how to do multiplication. Some are games and some can test your knowledge. You can find books on it so you can keep on learning.
-Increasingly, schools use apps to let students and parents know when assignments are due, or when the school has to be closed or delayed due to inclement weather.  Some school apps also facilitate group assignments.
+Increasingly, schools use apps to let students and parents know when assignments are due, or when the school has to be closed or delayed due to inclement weather. Some school apps also facilitate group assignments.
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 This is a great one. Ever had to call 911 for an emergency and you did not have a phone nearby? Mobile Technology allows people to call for help instantly instead of trying to find a public phone nearby. You can also find Nutritional tips, exercise programs with apps using the device. There is even First-Aid in the apps. Depending on health care some people can also set Timers with their device if they need to take a certain medication at a certain time. It acts like an alarm clock.
-Many mobile devices can monitor your heart rate, calories used, distance traveled, and amount of time spent exercising.  You can set goals on any of these metrics and track how well you are doing.
+Many mobile devices can monitor your heart rate, calories used, distance traveled, and amount of time spent exercising. You can set goals on any of these metrics and track how well you are doing.
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