what is meant by protectedc on memory card's null

should lock the card, so contents cannot be overwritten

Some memory cards have a Write Protect or Read Only switch which 'protect' the current contents of the card from being overwriten.

This means my data will remain intact on the card even if something bad happens to my phone and it stops working.

There is a switch on the upper left hand side of the card. When it is pushed down it makes the card Read Only. In the up position it make it Read/Write.

I believe that referees to the toggle switch to protect the card from being written. There is a Lock switch on the left side of the SD card. Make sure the Lock switch is slid up (unlock position). You will not be able to modify or delete the contents on the memory card if it is locked.

The card has a small lever toward the front edge on one side that can be pulled backward to lock the card. No memory losses that way. But you can't load to the card before sliding it forward again.

Probably the lock function on the side of the card, prevents data from being transferred when engaged.

The protection is write-protection. This is the ability for the card not to be written to, just read from. Standard Size SD Cards usually have a small slide switch on the side of the card to turn the pprotection on/off. Micro and Mini SD Cards will need an adapter to turn this feature on or off.

I THINK IT'S A MISSPELLED WORD FOR PROTECTED.

I beleven it means you can encrypt the memory card

This means that the data is unable to be changed, either by updating the data or removing it from the card.

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should lock the card, so contents cannot be overwritten
Answered by JEFFINDAYTON 10 years ago
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Some memory cards have a Write Protect or Read Only switch which 'protect' the current contents of the card from being overwriten.
Answered by gt69 10 years ago
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This means my data will remain intact on the card even if something bad happens to my phone and it stops working.
Answered by Andrea 10 years ago
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There is a switch on the upper left hand side of the card. When it is pushed down it makes the card Read Only. In the up position it make it Read/Write.
Answered by PatS 10 years ago
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I believe that referees to the toggle switch to protect the card from being written. There is a Lock switch on the left side of the SD card. Make sure the Lock switch is slid up (unlock position). You will not be able to modify or delete the contents on the memory card if it is locked.
Answered by JustinW 9 years ago
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The card has a small lever toward the front edge on one side that can be pulled backward to lock the card. No memory losses that way. But you can't load to the card before sliding it forward again.
Answered by unionrdr 10 years ago
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Probably the lock function on the side of the card, prevents data from being transferred when engaged.
Answered by TimH 10 years ago
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The protection is write-protection. This is the ability for the card not to be written to, just read from. Standard Size SD Cards usually have a small slide switch on the side of the card to turn the pprotection on/off. Micro and Mini SD Cards will need an adapter to turn this feature on or off.
Answered by tcarrier2014 10 years ago
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I THINK IT'S A MISSPELLED WORD FOR PROTECTED.
Answered by vsix 10 years ago
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I beleven it means you can encrypt the memory card
Answered by techgeek813 10 years ago
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