Which of the following is a privacy-related con of display devices?

• A. Not private
• B. Immediate feedback to user
• C. Easy to update content
• D. Can be formatted for visually impaired

Answer: (A)

A display device can raise privacy concerns when the information shown on the screen is visible to people nearby. If sensitive data is on display, bystanders or colleagues can glance at it and learn what you’re working with, leading to privacy breaches. That is why the option describing information as “Not private” best captures the privacy-related drawback: the content being visible to others. The other choices describe usability or accessibility benefits—immediate feedback, easy content updates, and formatting for visually impaired users—none of which are privacy drawbacks.