Across
- 4. The suppression or restriction of content deemed objectionable by authorities or organizations.
- 7. switch: A mechanism that allows a company or user to remotely disable or delete software or devices.
- 10. The process of coordinating or aligning data or functions between devices.
- 11. A mobile phone that combines advanced computing capabilities, such as internet access and app functionality.
- 12. Intending to harm or cause damage, often used in the context of software or behavior.
- 13. The ability to connect or communicate with others through electronic devices or networks.
- 14. The act of persistently harassing or following someone, often causing fear or distress.
- 16. Observable events or occurrences, especially those that are unusual or remarkable.
- 17. The application of scientific and mathematical principles to design and build structures, machines, or systems.
- 20. A structure built to span a physical obstacle, such as water or a valley, to provide passage.
Down
- 1. Close observation or monitoring, often by authorities, for information gathering or security purposes.
- 2. The state of being free from unauthorized observation or intrusion into personal information or activities.
- 3. A software program designed to perform specific tasks, often on a computer or smartphone.
- 5. An agreement to receive or access a service regularly, often involving payment.
- 6. Individuals who use computers to gain unauthorized access to data or systems.
- 8. A significant or dramatic change, often in a political, technological, or social context.
- 9. A public gathering or protest to express opinions or demand change.
- 15. A shortened form of "application," referring to software downloaded to a device for specific functions.
- 18. The introduction of new ideas, methods, or products that improve upon existing ones.
- 19. Behavior that is disrespectful, impolite, or inconsiderate.