Methods for rapid data access, electronic devices, and computer-readable recording materials

Abstract

The term "sangulation" refers to a method of fast data access and memorization using electronic devices and recording media that can be read by a computer. This method includes the following steps: Run the target application, and remember to quickly access the target application's data based on the first quick access memory clause, which may include downloading the target application's data at the highest download speed, the target application receiving the first notification sent by the control unit, where the first notification is used to indicate that an abnormal area exists in the direction of the electronic device. After collecting the first security information, the target application quickly accesses the target application's data based on a second quick access memory provision, which may include downloading the target application's data at a second download speed, where the second download speed is greater than the first download speed. According to the invention's schemes, users can use the target application normally as much as possible when passing through an anomalous area. This prevents service freezes and improves the user experience.