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More research needs to be conducted into the health and safety risks of using mobile phones because:
We do not yet know the long-term effects of using mobile phones.
There has not been enough research conducted into the effects.
Research into mobile phone use has not been scientific.
Research has not yet found any health and safety risks.
You might be asked to turn off your mobile phone in a hospital because:
Mobile phones prevent pacemakers from working.
Mobile phones stop monitors and machines from working effectively.
Mobile phone set off hospital alarm systems.
There is a possibility mobile phones interfere with monitors and machines.
Researchers believe mobile phones disturb our sleep patterns because:
The blue light emitted from your mobile phone screen suppresses the production of melatonin.
The red light emitted from your mobile phone screen suppresses the production of melatonin.
The green light emitted from your mobile phone screen suppresses the production of melatonin.
The white light emitted from your mobile phone screen suppresses the production of melatonin.
If a connection is secure, it may increase data security by:
Encrypting your data.
Saving your data.
Copying your data.
Deleting your data
You can double-check the public Wi-Fi connection before you connect to it by:
Asking a staff member at the place you are connecting if it is genuine.
Asking someone else to connect to it first.
Checking the name of the connection on Google.
Connecting from a different device first.
The iPhone operating system is called:
iOS
yOS
uOS
dOS
When talking about mobile devices, ‘app’ is short for:
Approval
Appendix
Appropriate
Application
A common top tip for keeping your mobile device secure is to:
Hack your device.
Keep your device at home and not take it with you.
Use a password or pin number to access your device.
Keep your Bluetooth connection on at all times.
You can only use a handheld mobile device in the driver’s seat of a car, if:
You are driving under 10mph
The engine is on, but you are in a queue of traffic.
You are safely parked or need to call 999 or 112 in an emergency and it is unsafe or impractical to stop.
You safely pass to a passenger when you have finished using it while driving.
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