MOBILE COMPUTING CHALLENGES: NAVIGATING ISSUES IN THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE
Keywords:
Mobile Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Personal CloudAbstract
The advent of mobile computing has drastically revolutionized the way in which we engage with technology. This is because mobile computing offers accessibility and flexibility that were previously unimaginable. The contemporary digital world presents a number of challenges that must be conquered in order to make mobile computing a viable option. However, mobile computing does come with a number of advantages. This article delves into the numerous problems and obstacles that arise in the mobile computing environment, including technological restrictions, privacy issues, and security risks. Concerns about personal data protection and security are among these issues. The research aims to illuminate the intricacies of mobile computing and offer insights into possible methods and solutions to mitigate these challenges by thoroughly analyzing them.
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