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Commonly used communication protocols

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Interactive game 83822:

What does BCC stand for?
What symbol means that there is a secure connection?

A padlock,
Blind Carbon Copy,
HTTP,
HTTPS,
POP,
SMTP
SMTP
SMTP

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