A walled garden refers to a:
A) site that wraps data in invisible tags that can be recognized by search engines to accurately categorize, compare, and present user information.
B) group of surreptitiously infiltrated computers linked and controlled remotely.
C) closed network or single set of services controlled by one dominant firm.
D) network of users with distinct IP addresses, engaged in click fraud.
E) tracking cookie used to identify users and record behavior across multiple Web sites.

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A walled garden in the context of technology and the internet refers to a closed ecosystem or platform where the provider has control over applications, content, and media, and restricts convenient access to non-approved applications or content. This is often seen in the context of mobile operating systems, internet service providers, or social media platforms where the controlling company dictates what software or services can be accessed within their ecosystem.

A Walled Garden Refers to A