The answer is d hope this helps lol
<u>Hi dear user! </u>
<u>Hope my answer helps you and solve your queries. </u>
First of all,
ISP which is an acronym of Internet Service Provider, keeps the track of all the activities their users perform through their network.
For eg :-
You have a connection of Airtel, whatever you will access through your Airtel network will always be tracked by your ISP which is Airtel. If you delete your search/download history from your phone/laptop, still it can be seen by Airtel, you cannot delete from there end. Even if you access anything in incognito mode, then your browser does not stores your data but your ISP still can see what all you accessed in incognito mode.
Now coming to your next question,
If you delete your data from your phone or laptop, it is still somewhere saved in the hard drive of that device. The file is deleted from the device but it's hard drive still have that file, and anyone can access to that data by using a certain software but for that, the person will also need your hard drive. There are certain softwares like Disk Drill which is used to recover the hard drive's data.
Hope your queries are resolved !
Answer:
True is the correct answer for the above question.
Explanation:
- When any document file is opened then every point has some particular address. so there is a pointer which states that where the read operation and the write operation is going on.
- When any person writes any program to read a file or write a file then there is a need for some variable that is pointed for the reading and the write operation.
- The document which is used for the write data or read data is also designed and maintained by some software.
- Hence we can say that there are needs of some variable that point the operation of the file and it is also stated from the above question. Hence the above question statement is a true statement.
Answer:
<h3><em>Network</em> - It is defined as a group of two or more computer systems linked together. </h3>
<h3><em>Network Operating System</em> - It is a specialized operating system for a network device such as router. </h3>
Hope it helps!
