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data portability

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data portability
Being able to move data from one database or repository to another. It implies that the data are available in one or more file formats rather than only visually on screen. Otherwise, the data must be retyped word for word into another application and on-screen images must be captured one at a time. Walled gardens prevent data from being easily transferred. See walled garden. Contrast with software portability.


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com (Staff) Facebook is extending its Connect data portability technology to developers of mobile sites and applications, following its launch six months ago for iPhone developers, the company announced in an official blog.
It's a type of data portability technology that enables users of the social networking site Facebook to connect their Facebook account with any partner Web site using a trusted authentication method, was debuted last year and expected to transform the social network.
The third component was data portability (the capacity for authorized users to access stored data wherever they need them regardless of the device used) and that data could be recovered at an administrative level.
 
 
 
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