שאלה | How does the use of NAT affect the ability of devices inside the local network to be directly addressable and visible from the outside world?

How does the use of NAT affect the ability of devices inside the local network to be directly addressable and visible from the outside world?

		Devices inside the local network are not explicitly addressable or visible from the outside world, which is considered a security benefit.
		NAT has no impact on the visibility or addressability of internal devices from the outside.
		Devices inside the local network become more directly addressable and visible from the outside world.
		NAT hides the internal network topology, but individual devices are still directly addressable.