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Okay, so since I don't completely understand your question, I'll just try my best to explain each of them.
1. Someone can find your location based on a photo that you posted; If you tagged the location, obviously they can find the location. If you put in the caption where you were when you took the photo, again yes, they would be able to find the location. If you were in a well known location when you took the picture and you can clearly see the background or the setting, with context clues you can figure it out, but as far as the social media platform telling the public where the picture was taken or posted, it is not authorized to give out the location.
2. Colleges use social media during the admission process; Some colleges do check the social media, not all but some. Mostly the platforms where you are most careless, so watch out. You can decide if you want your account to be public or private in the account settings.
3. items posted online can be removed at anytime; yes it can be removed, but depending on how popular the post was, people will still remember it.
4. Things you post online become public information; yes and no. On any and all social media platforms, there is a setting where you can choose the audiences the post reaches. There is the public setting where it's completely public and out into the world, there is the privacy setting where you are the only one who can view it, there is the friends setting where your friends can view your posts, and on some there are the friends/followers except... where you can choose specific people that can't view your post/s, and finally there is the specific friends that can view the post. You can also decide if you want your account in general to be public or private, which you can go into the settings and decide.
5. Employers screen job candidates based on social medias; like number 2 up there, some employers do check your social medias, but if you have you account settings as private they will have to request access.
I hope I helped at least a little! If I didn't i'm sorry i didn't completely understand the question so I tried my best.
If I did help, I'd appreciate it if you would give me brainliest! Thank you!
The assets were programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Which controlled systems like prison doors and centrifuges for separating nuclear material.
The "who" is still debated. Credit (if you use that word) is given to the Equation Group. But that is still hotly debated as there seems to be a political agenda with the attack and many still believe this was nation-state sponsored. I can be easy to leave digital fingerprints behind to make it seem like a known hacking team.
Answer:
In Python:
numDays = int(input("Days: "))
print("Number of days: "+str(numDays)+"\n")
Explanation:
The program was written in Python and the explanation is as follows;
First, get the input for the number of days from the user
<em>numDays = int(input("Days: "))</em>
Next, print string "Number of days: " followed by the number input from the user and then newline
<em>print("Number of days: "+str(numDays)+"\n")</em>
<em>The character \n represents new line</em>
From how I interpret it, it means that you can use X amount of megabytes or gigabytes within the billing cycle. For example, if you went with $100/2 months for 10GB of data, you would pay $100 every 2 months, and within those 2 months you would be able to use 10 gigabytes of data. It looks like the average smartphone user uses about 3GB of data per month, but you'll have to gauge it based on what you normally use.
