Which consequence results when attempt to read state one entangled photon disturbs second photon's correlations?

💡 Explanation

When measuring one of a pair of entangled photons, quantum entanglement dictates its correlated state is instantly influenced; measurement collapses wavefunction destroying the entanglement, affecting cryptographic key distribution. Therefore key distribution compromises, rather than the other outcomes that need physical, material instabilities.

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