Communication standards

Communication standards are agreed-upon rules that devices use to exchange information reliably and efficiently. Think of them as universal languages or protocols that ensure different devices or systems can understand each other, regardless of manufacturer or technology. These standards cover how data is formatted, transmitted, and secured. Examples include Wi-Fi for wireless internet, Bluetooth for short-range connections, and HTTP for web browsing. Following these standards helps ensure compatibility, interoperability, and security across diverse devices and networks, enabling seamless communication in our interconnected world.