Question: In a 3GPP Service Enabler Architecture Layer for Verticals (SEAL) setup, what is a characteristic of the device where a SEAL client **must** utilize the Light-Weight Protocol (LWP) client for transactions?
Option 1: The device has abundant computational resources and network bandwidth.
Option 2: The device operates primarily over wired connections.
Option 3: The device is capable of handling multiple concurrent protocol stacks.
Option 4: The device is constrained in terms of processing power or available bandwidth (Constrained UE).
Explanation: According to the SEAL architecture, a LWP client is specifically designated for use in constrained User Equipment (UE) due to its light-weight nature, which is optimized for devices with limited processing power or bandwidth. This ensures efficient transaction handling without overburdening the device's resources.