Docomo Foma P700i, Руководство пользователя

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Glossary
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Internet web page
A web page where the server (where information is stored) provides brief information. With this web page as the starter, you can
view detailed information by selecting items on the web page.
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URL
The address of a page in the World Wide Web. You can access the web page by entering its URL.
● Bookmark
With this function you can save the URLs of frequently accessed pages so that you can display them easily.
You can save the URLs of favorite Internet web pages as bookmarks.
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Cache
The place where the FOMA phone temporarily stores data such as web pages that you have displayed. You can easily return to
previously opened web pages because their data is held in the cache for quick retrieval.
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Download
The operation of obtaining and then saving data or software from servers via the Internet.
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Link
A connection with data in another location. If, for example, a page contains “Contents”, you might be able to move to different
pages by selecting items from those contents. This is because the selected item has been linked to the URL for the item’s page.
Usually, to distinguish links from other parts of the page, they are displayed in a different color or are underlined.
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SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
Security protocol that encrypts information exchanged with servers via the Internet, so that it cannot be overwritten or seen by others.
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SSL certificate
An electronic document issued by a third-party authenticating institution. The server and your FOMA phone to be connected by
SSL transmission hold a certificate issued and provided by the authenticating institution. The authenticating institution is called CA
(Certificate Authority).
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SSL authentication
When the FOMA phone starts SSL transmission, this is the process whereby the connected server is authenticated by checking
that it has a certificate issued by the same CA.
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Impersonation
The act of posing as a site or other person to illicitly acquire that person’s information.
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Source-file overwriting
The act of overwriting a person’s information while that person is exchanging information with a server via the Internet. Also called falsification.
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i-mode
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Contents of sites (programs) and web pages (Internet web pages) are generally protected by copyrights law.
Data such as text and images that you download to the i-mode phone from sites (programs) and web pages
can be used for personal entertainment but cannot be used in whole or in part, as it is or after modification,
for commercial purposes or sent as e-mail attachments or output from your i-mode phone to other devices,
unless you have permission from the copyright holders.
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The data stored in your i-mode phone (mail, Messages R/F, Screen Memo, i-
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ppli, and i-motion movies) and
registered contents such as bookmarks could be lost if, for instance, the i-mode phone malfunctions or is
repaired. It is advisable to keep a separate note of any necessary information or stored data. Note that we
cannot be held responsible for the loss of data stored in your i-mode phone (see page 532).
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When your i-mode phone is repaired, we do not move information downloaded via i-mode, i-
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ppli, or i-motion
movies to new mobile phones because of the Copyright Law, although there are some exceptions. Also, if
you replace the existing UIM with the new one or turn the power on with the UIM not inserted, you cannot
display or play still images, moving images, melody files, or those attached to mail, screen memos, or
Messages R/F.
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When the file whose display and/or playback is restricted by the UIM are set for the Stand-by display or
specified ring tone, the set contents are reset when you replace the existing UIM with new one or turn on the
power with the UIM not inserted.
Before Using i-mode