Your company, which employs both onsite and remote workers, is thinking about deploying a desktop alert system. What are the TWO CORRECT statements about desktop alerts?

You might have already signed up for desktop alerts. Desktop alerts are notifications you get on your phone or computer about the weather, school closings, power outages, or other events. Desktop alerts are a great way to send out mass notifications to affected individuals and can be displayed on desktops, mobile devices, and phones in addition to wall-mounted displays. They may have text and graphics and are full-screen and interactive to allow the receiver to reply. But they can be misused by individuals with bad intentions, much like many other helpful features in computer systems. For instance, when a user hits an interactive button on a desktop alert, malware may be installed. Desktop alert systems are provided by numerous third-party vendors.