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What is the primary purpose of the Bluetooth pairing process?
What is the primary purpose of the Bluetooth pairing process?
- To control communication between devices (correct)
- To extend battery life on both devices
- To synchronize data between devices
- To enhance the audio quality during calls
What is the first step in the process of pairing Bluetooth devices?
What is the first step in the process of pairing Bluetooth devices?
- Set both devices to discoverable mode
- Choose the device from the list of available connections
- Turn on Bluetooth on both devices (correct)
- Enter a personal identification number or pin
What must you do to allow devices to connect via Bluetooth?
What must you do to allow devices to connect via Bluetooth?
- Set the devices to discoverable mode (correct)
- Charge both devices fully before pairing
- Place them in proximity to Wi-Fi routers
- Activate airplane mode
Why might multiple devices appear on the list during the Bluetooth pairing process?
Why might multiple devices appear on the list during the Bluetooth pairing process?
How often do you need to go through the Bluetooth pairing process for the same devices?
How often do you need to go through the Bluetooth pairing process for the same devices?
What security measure is often required during the Bluetooth pairing process?
What security measure is often required during the Bluetooth pairing process?
What is a potential sign that a Bluetooth device is ready to be paired?
What is a potential sign that a Bluetooth device is ready to be paired?
What is essential to verify before initiating Bluetooth pairing?
What is essential to verify before initiating Bluetooth pairing?
What is the minimum number of GPS satellites required for a phone to determine its precise location?
What is the minimum number of GPS satellites required for a phone to determine its precise location?
Which additional methods can phones use to enhance location accuracy besides GPS?
Which additional methods can phones use to enhance location accuracy besides GPS?
What is the primary purpose of a mobile device management (MDM) solution?
What is the primary purpose of a mobile device management (MDM) solution?
How can an MDM help partition company data on a mobile device?
How can an MDM help partition company data on a mobile device?
What kind of user authentication might an MDM enforce on mobile devices?
What kind of user authentication might an MDM enforce on mobile devices?
Which of the following can an MDM NOT do for mobile devices?
Which of the following can an MDM NOT do for mobile devices?
What advantage does using an MDM provide for email setup on mobile devices?
What advantage does using an MDM provide for email setup on mobile devices?
What kind of applications can MDMs restrict from installation?
What kind of applications can MDMs restrict from installation?
How does an MDM improve security through configurations related to screen locking?
How does an MDM improve security through configurations related to screen locking?
What role does cell tower identification play in a phone's navigation capabilities?
What role does cell tower identification play in a phone's navigation capabilities?
Flashcards
Bluetooth Pairing
Bluetooth Pairing
A process that allows devices to communicate securely with each other over a short range.
Discoverable Mode
Discoverable Mode
Enables devices to be discovered by other devices for pairing.
PIN (Personal Identification Number)
PIN (Personal Identification Number)
A unique code used to verify the identity of a device during the pairing process.
GPS (Global Positioning System)
GPS (Global Positioning System)
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Connectivity
Connectivity
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Bluetooth Functionality
Bluetooth Functionality
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Enabling Bluetooth
Enabling Bluetooth
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Setting a device to Discoverable Mode
Setting a device to Discoverable Mode
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MDM (Mobile Device Management)
MDM (Mobile Device Management)
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BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
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App Deployment with MDM
App Deployment with MDM
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App Restriction with MDM
App Restriction with MDM
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Two-Factor Authentication on Mobile Devices
Two-Factor Authentication on Mobile Devices
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Pseudo-Random Authentication App
Pseudo-Random Authentication App
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Data Partitioning with MDM
Data Partitioning with MDM
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Selective Data Erasure with MDM
Selective Data Erasure with MDM
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Access Control with MDM
Access Control with MDM
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Email Configuration Push with MDM
Email Configuration Push with MDM
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Study Notes
Bluetooth Pairing Process
- Bluetooth pairing allows control over device communication with tablets and phones.
- A unique phrase or PIN is often required for verification.
- Pairing is a one-time setup; devices automatically connect thereafter.
- Specific steps may vary depending on the device; consult the manufacturer.
- Both devices must enable Bluetooth.
- Devices must be placed into a "discoverable" mode.
- This mode may involve specific key sequences or button presses.
- The paired device appears on a list of available Bluetooth devices.
- Select the desired device from the available list.
- Enter a PIN or confirmation to complete pairing.
- Test connectivity after pairing.
GPS Technology
- Many mobile phones utilize GPS (Global Positioning System).
- US Department of Defense created GPS using over 30 orbiting satellites.
- Phones calculate location from signals from at least four satellites.
- Timing differences from satellites determine longitude, latitude, and altitude.
- GPS data displayed in mapping apps.
- Phones use other sources like Wi-Fi and cellular towers to refine location.
Mobile Device Management (MDM)
- MDM manages company-owned and employee-owned mobile devices (BYOD).
- MDM allows a central console to manage configurations.
- Important for securing company data stored on mobile devices.
- Admins can choose to install, restrict, and disable apps via MDM.
- MDM enables partitioning of company and personal data.
- Secure data removal without affecting personal data.
- MDM enables enhanced security (e.g., screen lock time, PIN/Biometrics).
- Can automate email configurations and updates.
- MDM can enforce two-factor authentication.
- MDM can control and mandate app installation/ restriction.
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