Which phenomenon limits visibility through LCD displays at extreme angles?

💡 Explanation

At extreme angles, light must pass through greater thickness of each polarizer layer; the mechanism is increased light absorption and therefore reduced transmission, suppressing display intensity, because light that is already polarized will attenuate rather than maintain original intensity.

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