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A company executive is currently attending a major music festival with a large number of attendees and is having trouble accessing a work email account. The email application is not downloading…
The correct answer is C. Too many devices in the same area are trying to connect to the mobile network. When a large number of devices attempt to connect to the same mobile network, network congestion can occur, resulting in connectivity issues or delays. This is common in crowded areas with high demand on cellular networks. Other options, such as insufficient storage or company…
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A company executive is currently attending a major music festival with a large number of attendees and is having trouble accessing a work email account. The email application is not downloading emails and appears to be stuck during connection attempts. Which of the following is most likely causing the disruption?
Options
- AThe phone has no storage space available.
- BCompany firewalls are configured to block remote access to email resources.
- CToo many devices in the same area are trying to connect to the mobile network.
- DThe festival organizer prohibits internet usage during the event and has blocked the internet
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- B13% (4)
- C78% (25)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
When a large number of devices attempt to connect to the same mobile network, network congestion can occur, resulting in connectivity issues or delays. This is common in crowded areas with high demand on cellular networks. Other options, such as insufficient storage or company firewalls, would not typically cause such connectivity issues. Blocking internet usage by the organizer is unlikely, as they cannot control cellular data on attendees' devices.
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