A security awareness trainer is explaining private browsing mode (Incognito in Chrome, Private in Safari) on mobile devices to new employees. Which misconception must the trainer correct?

• A.Private browsing encrypts all traffic between the handset and each site visited, and the network operator sees nothing beyond an address: the misconception to correct is the belief that history is still written locally, with the storage cleared automatically at the end of every session
• B.Private browsing stops every website from setting a tracking cookie, and the advertising networks lose the profile they were building: the misconception to correct is the belief that the mode also hides the address from a site, with the network position unchanged
• C.Private browsing does not prevent the Wi-Fi network operator, ISP, employer network firewall, or websites from seeing your browsing traffic; it only prevents the local device from storing browsing history, cookies, and form data after the session ends