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There should be clear guidelines related to the protection of private information when using smart devices. What are these needs and what is the definition of privacy when it comes to smart devices? Discuss briefly. give examples Solution A smart device is an electronic device, generally connected to other devices or networks via different wireless protocols such as Bluetooth, NFC, WiFi, 3G, etc., that can operate to some extent interactively and autonomously.These devices are called “smart” because they improve on older devices by including new features, and may learn from interacting with a user. Some examples are the Nest thermostat, smartwatches such as the Apple watch, smart TVs, and smartphones. Smart devices pose novel privacy risks, and include little to no privacy controls for the user. We have begun to see the emergence of apps for smart devices other than smartphones. Eventually, as devices become more sophisticated and mature, they may go the way of Android and provide privacy protections via permissions. Users will be left with the problem of manually configuring their preferences across all devices with coarse-grained controls. We believe that machine learning could be used to provide smart privacy features for such devices. These devices pose significant privacy concerns because they are extremely personal, and have the ability to collect and send data about the user. Manufacturers include features without considering the privacy implications or properly informing users. Some examples are smart TVs reporting your activity or sending audio samples from voice recognition to the cloud for analysis, and Android’s and Apple’s constant collection of nearby WiFi network information. The devices mentioned above include minimal, if any, privacy controls. At the same time, some smart devices are now enabling installation of third-party apps. This trend will likely continue, with apps being available for installation on most smart devices. Following in the footsteps of Android, the most mature and popular smart device OS, it is likely that a permission system will be introduced on each device. There are several problems with Android permissions: users don’t understand what they mean, they are “all-or-nothing”, revocation is not supported, they are static, and they are too coarse-grained. Because of coarse-grainedness and poor user understanding, there is a widespread problem of apps requesting more permissions than they need in order to collect user data. In a study conducted by GPEN (Global Privacy Enforcement Network) and published in September 2014, 85% of apps studied did not have a clear privacy policy, and 1/3 appeared to request excessive permissions..

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Abraham Shine recently opaned his own accounting fiem on April 1, which he operates as a corporation. The name of the new entity is Abraham Shine CPA Shine xparienced the following events during the organizing phase of the new business and ies Srst month of operations in 2018 (Cick the icon to view the transactions) Read the teaments Requirement 1. Analyze the effects of the events on the accounšing equation of Abraham Shine, CPA Anal ze the events chronolo caly one transaction at a rme egning with the transaction on the 6th caklate the balance in each account after analyzing the efect of the transaction on the account g equation Aher calculating the ending balance of each account on the 30m caloulate total assets and totall Babilities and equity (Complete only the nacessary answer boxes for your transaction ines Do not enter any zeros for your transaction lines 1 Car down all balances to the al line including zero balance accounts entering \"Q for any zero balances Enter decrease in ar account with 4 minus sign or pare theses Abbreviations used Ap Accounts Payable A Accounts Receivable. Com Common Contr “Conttuted. Div . Dividends. Exp . Expense. Fum . Fumitu, Liab. Liablies Rev-Revenue Sup . Supplies, Uni-Uilties) ASSETS LIAB+ EQUITY Contr. Retained Earnings ServiceRent Exp Cap Cash + AR + Ofice + Furn AP + Com Die UtI Sup Stock Rev Exp Enter any inumber in the edit fhelds and then click Check Answer 13-taring Clear Al Check Answer Solution Answer Assets = Liabilities + Equity Contributed Capital + Retained earnings Date Cash + A/R + Office Sup + Furn = A/P + Com Stock - Div + Service Revenue - Rent Exp - Util Exp Apr-05 80000 + + + = + 80000 - + - - Apr-06 -200 + + 200 + = + - + - - Apr-07 + + + 7500 = 7500 + - + - - Apr-10 3500 + + + = + - + 3500 - - Apr-11 -390 + + + = + - + - - 390 Apr-12 + 12000 + + = + - + 12000 - - Apr-18 -1600 + + + = + - + - 1600 - Apr-25 12000 + -12000 + + = + - + - - Apr-27 -7500 + + + = -7500 + - + - - Apr-30 -4000 + + + = + - 4000 + - - TOTAL 81810 0 200 7500 0 80000 4000 15500 1600 390 Income Service Revenue 15500 Expenses Rent Expense 1600 Utilities expense 390 Total expense 1990 Net Income 13510 Opening Bal 0 Add: Net Income 13510 Less: Dividend paid 4000 9510 Closing balance 9510 A. Owner\'s Equity Common Stock 80000 Retained Earnings 9510 89510 B. Liabilities Accounts payable 0 Total Owners\' Equity and Liabilities 89510 C. Assets Cash 81810 Accounts Receivables 0 Office Supplies 200 Furniture 7500 Total Assets 89510 Assets = Liabilities + Equity Contributed Capital + Retained earnings Date Cash + A/R + Office Sup + Furn = A/P + Com Stock - Div + Service Revenue - Rent Exp - Util Exp Apr-05 80000 + + + = + 80000 - + - - Apr-06 -200 + + 200 + = + - + - - Apr-07 + + + 7500 = 7500 + - + - - Apr-10 3500 + + + = + - + 3500 - - Apr-11 -390 + + + = + - + - - 390 Apr-12 + 12000 + + = + - + 12000 - - Apr-18 -1600 + + + = + - + - 1600 - Apr-25 12000 + -12000 + + = + - + - - Apr-27 -7500 + + + = -7500 + - + - - Apr-3.

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29. This figure shows the principal coronary blood vessels. Which one is the left coronary artery (LCA)? B. 8 C. 5 D. 3 E. 1 will cause a more severe myocardial infarction (MI) 30. Obstruction of the than the obstruction of any of the others A. left marginal vein B. left coronary artery (LCA) C. posterior interventricular vein D. anterior interventricular branch E. circumflex branch Solution 29. D. 3 30. B. left coronary artery 31. A. cardiac muscle fibers have striations 32. C. Sinatrial (SA) node. 33. B. . The tendinous cords. 34. e. They have about the same endurance as skeletal muscle fibers. 35. SA node, AV node, AV bundle, Purkinje fibers, cardiocyte in LV 36. A. Na+ inflow 37. E. slow CA2+ channels.

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14. Suppose I have collected the names of people in several separate files based on their starting letter. The names in the first file begin with A through G, the names in the second file begin with H through N, the names in the third file beginning with O through T, and the names in the fourth file contain names beginning with U through Z. None of the files are sorted. instead, the names that appear in each file occur in any order. Describe in detail how I could take advantage of multithreading to create one sorted list of all the names. Make sure you include details such as what your Thread class would do and what your main class that uses the Threads would do. (3 points) Solution We can slice strings with negative indexes as well. This IDLE transcript should clarify the rules for slicing where both indexes are specified: >>> word = \"PYTHONISCOOL\" >>> print(word[2:7]) THONI >>> print(word[6:6]) >>> print(word[4:2]) >>> print(word[5:11]) NISCOO >>> print(word[8:12]) COOL >>> >>> print(word[-7:-2]) NISCO >>> print(word[-9:8]) HONIS >>> print(word[-3:-7]) >>> Notice if you attempt to slice a string where the starting index refers to a position that occurs at or after the ending index, the slice is the empty string, containing no characters. A string can also be sliced using only one index. If only one index is given, Python must know if it’s the start or end of the slice. It assumes that the omitted index must refer to the beginning or end of the string, accordingly. These examples should clarify slicing using only one index: >>> print(word[8:]) COOL >>> print(word[-6:]) ISCOOL >>> print(word[:6]) PYTHON >>> print(word[:-4]) PYTHONIS.

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