Which mechanism prevents perfectly secure classical communication, despite entangled photons achieving correlations?

💡 Explanation

The no-cloning theorem prevents perfect classical information transfer using entanglement, because cloning a qubit requires violating entanglement. Thus, a 'key' cannot be copied perfectly and then transmitted, rather than any direct eavesdropping, because of noise or signaling permitted by correlations.

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