ITE Chapter 10 part 2

What are two types of cloud-enabled services for mobile devices? (Choose two.)

• locator apps

• remote backup

• passcode configuration

• screen calibration

• screen app locking

Which feature of an Android or iOS mobile device helps prevent malicious programs from infecting the device?​

• The phone carrier prevents the mobile device app from accessing some smartphone features and programs.

• The passcode restricts the mobile device app from access to other programs.

• Mobile device apps are run in a sandbox that isolates them from other resources.

• The remote lock feature prevents malicious programs from infecting the device.

Which two terms describe unlocking Android and iOS mobile devices to allow users full access to the file system and full access to the kernel module? (Choose two.)

• patching

• rooting

• remote wipe

• sandboxing

• jailbreaking

Which two conditions must be met for mobile device security measures such as remote lock and remote wipe to function? (Choose two.)

• The device must be powered on.

• The device must be connected to a network.

• The passcode must be disabled.

• The GPS locator must be enabled.

• Sandboxing must be enabled.

Which two location data sources can locator apps use to determine the position of a mobile device? (Choose two.)

• cellular towers

• WiFi hotspots

• the sandbox

• remote lock

• an app source

What are two potential user benefits of rooting or jailbreaking a mobile device? (Choose two.)

• The user interface can be extensively customized.

• The operating system can be fine-tuned to improve the speed of the device.

• The root directory of the device is blocked.

• The operation of the carrier cellular network may be affected.

• A custom OS may reduce sandboxing features.​

What are two purposes of the passcode lock feature on mobile devices? (Choose two.)

• to help prevent theft of private information

• to prevent unauthorized use of the device

• to erase all personal data from the device

• to return the device to the default factory state

• to restore and re-synchronize the device