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This document discusses smartphone security and the results of an online survey about security habits and awareness. The survey found that most smartphone owners think their phones are secure even though many are not fully aware of security issues. Number locks and fingerprint locks were the most commonly used security methods. The conclusion states that people need more education on properly securing their smartphones to protect private information from unauthorized access.
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Smartphone & Security
- 1. Smartphone and Security Members: Siu Sin Yung (15215822) Kwong Shuk Ngan (15220680) Lee Yu (15221407) 11/26/2015
- 2. Contents Introduction of smartphone & security problems Survey Result Video Conclusion Job Division
- 3. Introduction • A smartphone is an advanced gadget • Different functions (e.g. instant messaging, games, video-calling etc.) • People also store important information in smartphones (e.g. photos, credit card details etc.) • To safeguard these information, there are different security locks (e.g. number lock, fingerprint lock etc.)
- 4. Mind Map
- 5. Online survey • Target: Smartphone owners • Aim: To find out if smartphone owners have awareness of smartphone security and their uses of smartphones • Sample size: 30 people (Female: 12, Male: 15) • http://goo.gl/forms/wLTNFfeivK
- 6. Survey Result 4.4 4.6 4.8 5 5.2 5.4 5.6 5.8 6 6.2 1 2 3 4 5 I think the security level of my smartphone is: Security level(1=very good, 5=very poor)
- 7. Survey Result 0 5 10 15 20 25 log out the account anti-virus software no reading the permission details Would you log out the account/ having anti-virus software/ download materials without reading the permission details? Yes No
- 8. Survey Result 14.3 35.7 50 50 50 7.1 92.9 44.4 44.4 11.1 44.4 55.6 75 25 298302 293i0w 29#3b3 Yes(TP) No(TP) Yes(SS) No(SS) Sense of security of Male and Female Male(%) Female(%) TP= Telling others passwords SS= Setting security Percentage%
- 9. Survey Result Number lock 39% Voice lock 5% Fingerprint lock 32% PIN lock 24% Other 0% 28.95% Which of the following type(s) of lock do you use?
- 10. Result Analysis • Smartphone owners believe that their smartphones are highly secured • Most of the users are not fully aware of their phone security (female is better than male) • Number lock & fingerprint lock are more commonly used.
- 11. Video
- 12. Conclusion • Smartphones and security locks (e.g. number locks) are commonly used. • A lot of people lack knowledge or awareness of phone security. • People should learn how to secure their smartphones better in order to prevent others from invading their privacy.
- 13. Job Division • Mind map: Siu Sin Yung, Lee Yu • Survey: Siu Sin Yung, Kwong Shuk Ngan, Lee Yu • Excel: Siu Sin Yung • PowerPoint: Siu Sin Yung, Kwong Shuk Ngan, Lee Yu • Prezi: Kwong Shuk Ngan