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220-1002 · Question #419

A Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is giving a presentation at an industry conference but forgot to bring a laptop. The company has emailed several large presentation files and the links to several…

The correct answer is A. Data transmission over limit. The CEO is using a phone to stream video and handle large file transfers at a conference. The most likely cause is that the cellular data plan's monthly data cap has been reached or the high-speed data allotment has been exceeded, causing the carrier to throttle bandwidth to a…

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Question

A Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is giving a presentation at an industry conference but forgot to bring a laptop. The company has emailed several large presentation files and the links to several videos that will be streamed during the presentation. While showing the last video, it starts to buffer, times out. and will not display. The CEO restarts the phone that is being used for the presentation and verifies there is enough free storage space, but the video still will not play. Which of the following is MOST likely causing the Issue?

Options

  • AData transmission over limit
  • BUnauthorized account access
  • CResource over use
  • DUnintended Bluetooth pairing

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    72% (23)
  • B
    16% (5)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    9% (3)

Explanation

The CEO is using a phone to stream video and handle large file transfers at a conference. The most likely cause is that the cellular data plan's monthly data cap has been reached or the high-speed data allotment has been exceeded, causing the carrier to throttle bandwidth to a speed insufficient for video streaming. This explains why the video buffers and times out despite the phone functioning normally otherwise. Restarting the phone and checking storage would not fix a carrier-side data limitation. Unauthorized account access (B) would manifest differently and wouldn't selectively affect only video streaming. Resource overuse (C) typically refers to CPU/RAM exhaustion, and a reboot would have resolved that. Unintended Bluetooth pairing (D) would not affect cellular data streaming.

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#mobile data cap#hotspot#streaming#cellular data

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