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INTRODUCTION 4 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6

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Computing and IT INTRODUCTION 4 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 Activity 6.3 5 Activity 4 5 Activity 5 6 Activity 6 6 Activity 7 6 Activity 8 6 Activity 9 7 Activity 6.10 7 Activity 11 7 Activity 12 7 UNIT 77 Activity 1 7 Activity 2 8 Activity 3 8 Activity 4 8 Activity 5 8 Activity 6 8 Activity 7.7 9 Activity 8 9 Activity 9 9 Activity 10 9 Activity 11 9 Activity 12 9 Activity 13 10 Activity 14 10 Activity 15 10 CONCLUSION 10 REFERENCE

INTRODUCTION 4 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6

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INTRODUCTION 4 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6_1
Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4UNIT 6.............................................................................................................................................4Activity 6.1..................................................................................................................................4Activity 6.2..................................................................................................................................5Activity 6.3..................................................................................................................................5Activity 4.....................................................................................................................................5Activity 5.....................................................................................................................................6Activity 6.....................................................................................................................................6Activity 7.....................................................................................................................................6Activity 8.....................................................................................................................................6Activity 9.....................................................................................................................................7Activity 6.10................................................................................................................................7Activity 11...................................................................................................................................7Activity 12...................................................................................................................................7UNIT 7.............................................................................................................................................7Activity 1.....................................................................................................................................7Activity 2.....................................................................................................................................8Activity 3.....................................................................................................................................8Activity 4.....................................................................................................................................8Activity 5.....................................................................................................................................8Activity 6 ....................................................................................................................................8Activity 7.7..................................................................................................................................9Activity 8.....................................................................................................................................9Activity 9.....................................................................................................................................9Activity 10...................................................................................................................................9Activity 11...................................................................................................................................9Activity 12...................................................................................................................................9Activity 13.................................................................................................................................10Activity 14.................................................................................................................................10
INTRODUCTION 4 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6_2
Activity 15.................................................................................................................................10CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................10REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................11
INTRODUCTION 4 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 UNIT 64 Activity 6.1 4 Activity 6.2 5 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6 Activity 6_3
INTRODUCTIONComputing is concerned with designing, developing and building hardware and softwaresystem to process various kinds of information. Similarly, information technology is the study ofthe system for storing, retrieving and sending information. It is important to have a betterunderstanding of both these aspect in the present era for the welfare of nation. In this assignment,pros and cons of some of the advanced technologies is been elaborated.UNIT 6Activity 6.1Web censorship can be defined as the restrictions imposed on the free flow ofinformation via the internet connections. It may be either self imposed or externally imposed bythe government or its agencies. Since, everyone is accessible to the internet in this era, use ofsocial media sites has been increased at a tremendous rate. Individuals share their views publiclyvia these sites (Kahlon and et.al., 2018). To connect with more number of people globally peopleare using these sites which is in the favour to ameliorate the relationship with other nations. Butsometimes, people share sensitive information that can provoke the other individuals and spreadthe ill-feelings. Further, it has been stated by various researchers that certain books, news, videosand films are also prohibited from the reach of people due to being politically unstable that canultimately create political unrest in the country. In order to defend the communities from such a devastation, censorship is introduced bythe government of many nations, like, China, etc. So, we can say that it is favourable to imposecensorship on the web to some extent. Since, the government has the authority to make thepolicies and laws which people have to follow, the web should be subjected to governmentcensorship. Along with the head of the communities the government have to decide upon theinformation to be censored. If the information is of a sensitive nature that may provoke ill-feelings in the society or demoralise the people, it must have to be censored. For this, thegovernment have to track the web activities done by the individuals on regular basis. This willhelp to stop the unusual tasks performed by them. Though this will restrict their freedom, but atthe same time it is mandatory for the welfare of the community. Restricting this freedombecomes important to develop a healthy living environment in the country. It becomes animportant activity to initiate stability and prevent any political unrest environment in the country.The activity also become important for the commercial and governmental agencies as well.
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