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Blockchain technology, the backbone of popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, has garnered massive interest in recent years for its capability to revolutionize traditional economic structures. However, Blockchain applications extend beyond simple finance and hold promising implications for mobile enterprises. One primary mission in cellular networks is maintaining accuracy and protection among customers and service providers. Traditional methods of securing records, including centralized databases, are susceptible to cyber assaults and data breaches. Cellular network security can be improved by using the decentralized, immutable structure that Blockchain technology provides. By leveraging Blockchain, cellular networks can utilize the core features of the distributed ledger, consensus, and encryption to create a more secure environment. The distributed ledger ensures that transactions among customers and service providers are recorded and verified using a network that doesn't rely on a central authority. The consensus mechanism ensures that any change or update to the network is agreed upon by the majority, making it exceedingly difficult for hackers to manipulate the system.
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