corruption

corruption1. The introduction of errors into computer data through mechanical accident or malfunction. All forms of electronic or magnetic data storage are vulnerable to corruption, which can occur for no discernible reason. Corruption can also occur when data is sent over telephone lines between communicating computers. corset1. A restriction of the movements of currency exchange values imposed by certain formal market mechanisms. cosmetic customization The practice of presenting a standard product in different ways for different audiences without actually changing the product. Seecustomization.

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