Jorge says, "My smart phone is acting as a client when it checks e-mail over the Internet because it connects to a server, but it acts as a server when I'm making calls." Is Jorge correct, and if not, why not? Choose the best answer.

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30 June, 03:33

Jorge says, "My smart phone is acting as a client when it checks e-mail over the Internet because it connects to a server, but it acts as a server when I'm making calls." Is Jorge correct, and if not, why not? Choose the best answer.

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Eleanor Clements · Answer 1

False. Your smartphone has to communicate with your telecommunications provider. So they can be considered the server and your smartphone is the client.