The connection privacy management model to enhance the communication services for subscriber neighboring cells in Cellular communication

Cellular communication has recently become so firmly established in our everyday life that it is difficult to imagine modern society without it. Like many great inventions, the mobile phone has greatly influenced our lives and many areas of it. Without this convenient communication it is difficult to say what the future will look like. The coverage area is divided into individual cells or cells, with base stations (BS) at their core. In each “cell” the subscriber receives the same services within the specified territorial boundaries. This means that when moving from one “cell” to another, the subscriber does not feel the territorial connection and can freely use communication services. It is very important to have continuity of connection when moving. In this paper the connection privacy and management model was proposed to enhance the communication services. This is ensured by the so-called handover, in which the connection established by the subscriber is taken up by neighboring cells in a relay race, and the subscriber continues to talk or dig into social networks. The entire network is divided into two subsystems are the base station subsystem and the switching subsystem. The phone, after turning on and for the rest of the time, monitors (listens for, scans for) the presence of a GSM signal from its base station. The phone determines the signal of its network by a special identifier.