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A chronograph is a watch that, in addition to indicating the hours, minutes and seconds by means of hands, includes a mechanism that measures and registers a partial elapsed time, by means of a central chronograph seconds hand and counters, not always of minutes and hours.

A chronometer is a watch whose movement has obtained an official certificate of precision awarded by the COSC (Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute), after passing several precision tests in different positions and temperatures. These tests are performed over a period of 15 days.

The difference between these two movements lies in the way the watch is wound. Hand-wound watches must be wound every day by the wearer, while automatic watches are wound by an internal rotor that responds to the movements of the wrist. Automatic watches usually have a power reserve of at least 40 hours, which will be sufficient to maintain stable accuracy when the watch is not worn (e.g. overnight).

It seems like a no-brainer, but, in a nutshell, a solar-powered watch is charged by light, sorry for the redundancy.

The charging mechanism is performed by tiny solar cells that are inserted into the watch face, capturing sunlight and converting it into energy. This energy is stored in a rechargeable battery that provides the energy for the watch’s internal motor to set the hands in motion, allowing it to keep time. When natural light is not available, some models allow recharging with artificial light.

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Web accessibility means that any person with a disability can navigate in a web space, but it not only allows access to navigation, but also allows interaction with the web and on the web, that is, to perform tasks and actions that any person without a disability can perform on the Internet. Web accessibility means that anyone with a disability can browse the web. But not only that, it can interact with the web and on the web; perform common tasks and actions that people without disabilities usually perform on the internet.

The following links are available for the legislation available in this regard:

• TheDirective (EU) 2016/2102, of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 October 2016.

• In Spain, Royal Decree 1112/2018of September 7, on accessibility of websites.

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With the acronym HTTPS (Hypertext Transport Protocol Secure), the protocol is referred to as the for secure data transfer. The recognized HTTP would be the version without guarantees. On HTTP pages, an attacker could, in theory, read or modify all the data that is sent and the user would not be entirely sure, for example, whether he actually sent his credit card details to the online store or to a hacker. HTTPS, on the other hand, sends data already encrypted and verifies requests. This is done by means of an SSL or TLS certificate. Today, experts are already recommending the exclusive use of TLS (although the SSL protocol is named, TLS is often referred to).

Advantages of using SSL/TLS or HTTPS:

• Privacy and security for customers and partners
• Reducing the risk of theft and misuse of data and information
• Positive impact on Google ranking factors.
• Enables the use of HTTP/2 to improve web performance.
• Users easily identify the certificate and trust it.

Note: By default, all IONOS web hosting packsthat include the SSL certificate, guarantee HTTP/2 packet delivery.

Source: Ionos.

Nowadays the security of any website can be breached by hackers. These experts in breaching the security of unprotected computers are looking for sensitive visitor information such as credit card numbers, postal addresses or passwords. Suffering this type of attack means having to inform users about it, and to assume serious consequences: losing the trust of visitors or customers, and accepting that the website will be included in the black lists of search engines, which will significantly deteriorate its positioning.

At encyclobjects we are aware of these security issues and that is why we provide our customers and users with Ionos SiteLock, a tool that helps prevent any type of attack. Thanks to SiteLock we protect our website against external attacks, malware or hacker threats. It works like an antivirus: SiteLock will scan up to 500 subpages and detect security holes on the website. In addition, after each security check we integrate the SiteLock Security Seal on our website. This seal indicates that our site is safe and is subject to regular security checks.

Identity theft occurs when your personal information is stolen and used illegally.
Techniques used to steal information:
– Phishing and fake mail. Impersonating a known organization through phishing emails and fake websites.
– In person. Eavesdropping or eavesdropping on people during financial transactions.
– Computer piracy. Illegally accessing computer databases and retrieving information.

PayPal protection against identity theft.
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– PayPal has fraud prevention technology that monitors transactions for suspicious activity.
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