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Might present a security risk. Burn-in persistence on CRT screens was a serious concern in olden times. Once they entered a SCIF, monitors were not allowed to l
by jloughry 11y ago
Might present a security risk. Burn-in persistence on CRT screens was a serious concern in olden times. Once they entered a SCIF, monitors were not allowed to leave, at our site. I participated in experiments using flash UV to try to detect latent images; what worked better, though, was manipulating the electron gun from the back of the CRT to produce a flood beam.
Williams tube memory (before my time) and Tektronix 4014 terminals worked by similar physics.
Time to update the policies & procedures to include LCDs. OLED, when it arrives, will almost certainly exhibit the same effect.