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'''Wireless''' refers to a communications system that uses electromagnetic signals rather than wires.  A [[cell phone]] and [[amateur radio]] is "wireless", as are many laptop connections to the [[internet]].
 
'''Wireless''' refers to a communications system that uses electromagnetic signals rather than wires.  A [[cell phone]] and [[amateur radio]] is "wireless", as are many laptop connections to the [[internet]].
  
==See Also==
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==See also==
* [[Wireless]] ([[Wi-Fi]])
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* Wireless ([[Wi-Fi]])
 
* [[Encryption]]
 
* [[Encryption]]
 
* [[HTTPS]] - [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure]] for greater data security
 
* [[HTTPS]] - [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure]] for greater data security
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[[Category:Information Technology]]
 
[[Category:Internet]]
 
[[Category:Internet]]
[[Category:Police State]]
 
 
[[Category:Computer Security]]
 
[[Category:Computer Security]]
 
[[Category:Home Security]]
 
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[[Category:Networks]]
 
[[Category:Networks]]
 
[[Category:Technology]]
 
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[[Category:Privacy]]

Latest revision as of 14:33, June 24, 2016

Wireless refers to a communications system that uses electromagnetic signals rather than wires. A cell phone and amateur radio is "wireless", as are many laptop connections to the internet.

See also