The term walled garden was created by John Malone, who started a
company called Tele-Communications Inc., which was acquired by
AT&T in 1999. The term has been compared to a magazine that
offers limited content to its readers after compiling different
types of information.
Walled gardens have been used for a very long time. Schools and
colleges extensively use the walled garden method to prevent
students from accessing inappropriate content on the Web. Teachers
need a password to leave the walled garden environment and browse
the Internet without any restrictions on website content.
Some Internet service providers (ISP) also create a walled garden
environment include AOL, Comcast and AT&T. ISPs generally
provide a walledgarden.cfg file to the user’s modem, which requires
validation through a process called provisioning. This type of
configuration restricts users from accessing certain
resources.
The walled garden method is widely used by mobile phone companies.
It is often used by mobile carriers in wireless devices, such as
smart phones, to provide limited content to users. The part of the
Web that can be accessed by users is referred to as the walled
garden.
Although a walled garden offers easy navigation options, it is
unpopular with many users because the content offered is limited
and is only a part of what the Internet has to offer. Different
names such as “walled prison” and “walled desert” have been
suggested by some users who believe they better reflect and define
the confinement of a walled garden.
Explain how a walled garden compares to other security protocols of any kind.
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Describe how you might define security requirements to align with a kind environment or a wicked environment. Explain your rationale. (300 words follow APA guidlines)
Definition of probation and how it compares to other forms of sentencing.
How algorithms differ from programs and how Python compares to other programming languages, as well as how Jython is related to Python.
explain how to get the answer A to this question. ^Binary Trees - Number of Compares ~Given the following numbers in array A ... 7 34 12 28 33 21 15 24 29 ... and using these numbers to draw a Binary Tree, how many compares will it take to find the 21? a. 5 b. 4 c. 6 d. 7 e. 9
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explain what SDLC is and how it compares to RAD. Provide strengths and weaknesses of each and in what situations you would use either. My subject is Data Analytics
What happens when the media's priority is profit? Explain what kind of duty, if any, the media has to the public.
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