Exam 26: Care and Feeding of Mobile Devices

When closing an app, keep in mind that you may lose _______________ data when you close it.

Setting up equipment to spoof a carrier's tower and infrastructure is known as _______________.

The _______________ factor is something the user knows, such as a user name, password, date of birth, social security number, etc.

What are a few things to troubleshoot if your device can't connect to an external monitor?

Mobile devices have a(n) _______________ control that can be set to auto mode or controlled manually.

Exceeding the _______________ limits that your carrier sets can also lead to slow data speeds.

One reason an app may not load is that the device does not meet the app's _______________ requirements such as RAM, storage space, or processor type.

What is it called when you hold a system's power button for several seconds until it turns completely off?

What is a soft reset?

What is a system lockout?

What might a dim display mean?

Charging, large data transfers, frozen apps, recording HD video, and other intensive tasks can all make a mobile device much _______________ than normal.

Having a user logon at a certain time of day, or even within so many seconds or minutes of another event, is known as a(n) _______________ factor.

If a user has had an app for a long time and it only recently started acting up, it's possible the app's developers released a(n) _______________.

An example of _______________ authentication is presenting a smartcard to a proximity badge reader and then placing your finger on a fingerprint reader to access a secure area.

What is the most accurate way to get a device's location?

For an e-mail message to be secure, it must be _______________.

One of the most prominent connection issues plaguing mobile devices is a(n) _______________.

In Android, the Application Manager will let you _______________ an app, also killing its background processes.

What is the process in which an organization tracks when its employees enter or exit a predefined area?