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The HIPAA encryption requirements have, for some, been a source of confusion. The reason for this is the technical safeguards relating to the encryption of Protected Health Information (PHI) are defined as "addressable" requirements.

Furthermore, the HIPAA encryption requirements for transmission security state that covered entities should "implement a mechanism to encrypt PHI whenever deemed appropriate". This instruction is considerably vague and open to interpretation - hence the confusion. https://www.netsec.news/hipaa-encryption-requirements

The term "addressable" does not mean the safeguard is something that can be put off until another day. It actually means that the safeguard should be implemented, an alternative to the safeguard that produces the same results should be implemented, or a covered entity has to document (with a justifiable reason) why no course of action has been taken in respect of this safeguard.
The phrase "whenever deemed appropriate" could, for example, be applied to covered entities that exchange communications via an internal server protected by a firewall. In this scenario, there should be no risk to the integrity of PHI from an outside source when confidential patient data is at rest or in transit.

Once a communication containing PHI goes beyond a covered entity´s firewall, encryption becomes an addressable safeguard that must be dealt with. This applies to any form electronic communication - email, SMS, instant message, etc. - except in the case where a patient has given their express, written permission for their PHI to be communicated without encryption.

10GE optical interfaces of a switch cannot work upon a unidirectional fiber connection. A unidirectional fiber connection occurs between two 10GE optical interfaces when one interface is Down because the Rx fiber is removed, while the other interface is still Up because its Rx fiber can receive link_Up signals from the PHY layer.
A switch determines the status of a 10GE optical interface according to the IEEE 802.3ae standard. As defined in this standard, the MAC layer of a 10GE optical can send local_fault and remote_fault signals. A switch can determine the link status based on only the link status of the PHY layer or based on the link status of the PHY layer and the local_fault and remote_fault signals from the MAC layer.
On a Huawei switch, link status of a 10GE optical interface turns Up only when the link status of the PHY layer is Up and both the local_fault and remote_fault signals are 0. When two 10GE optical interfaces are interconnected and the Rx fiber on one interface is removed, this interface goes Down and the MAC layer of the interface generates a local_fault signal. Meanwhile, the local interface sends a fault signal to the remote interface through the Tx fiber. The remote interface receives the link_Up signal from the PHY layer and the remote_fault signal from the MAC layer. Therefore, the link status of the remote interface goes Down.
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If you are getting to windows, use the right mouse button somewhere on the screen. You will see properties. Look for wallpaper, look for background, somewhere in here you will find this insidious bug.

while you have not given much detailed information I agree with the answers pointing to the inverter or backlight "bulb" issue.

However, having come across a few exotic variations* on the theme, do you have a utility app where you can set the screen brightness, contrast gamma ?
Some graphic card control software like Intel allows you to color balance the screen and to set the gamma, contrast or brightness range. getting these settings way out of normal range can lead to the phenomenon that you can not see the icons when looking directly at it but if you look sideways at an angle you can see them!

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*A client once had set the font color to the same like the background color and called me up in desperation claiming his computer is broke there is no text on the display anymore....
Indeed there was no text of any menu visible just blank until I quickly figured out what he did!

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