A customer is accessing a public kiosk in a company's lobby. Which of the following should be enforced to mitigate the risk of customer data being accidentally saved to the kiosk?

Manually clearing browsing data relies on the user remembering to perform the action, which is unreliable in a public kiosk setting and prone to user error.

Private-browsing mode (e.g., Incognito in Chrome, InPrivate in Edge) ensures that browsing history, cookies, site data, and information entered in forms are not saved to the device after the session ends. This effectively mitigates the risk of customer data being accidentally retained on a public kiosk.

Browser data synchronization would actively save browsing data, settings, and potentially sensitive information to a cloud service, which is the opposite of preventing data retention on the kiosk.

A password manager securely stores and autofills login credentials, but it does not prevent other forms of customer data (like browsing history or form entries) from being saved to the local device.