These concerns are centered around issues of safety, clarity, and necessity. The language is criticized for being unsafe, as it lacks the built-in protections against common errors such as buffer overflows, which can lead to security vulnerabilities. Furthermore, the clarity of C code is called into question. The syntax and structure of the language can sometimes lead to ambiguous or unclear code, making it difficult for programmers to understand and maintain. Lastly, the critique questions the necessity of using C in modern programming contexts. With the availability of newer languages that address these safety and clarity issues while still providing efficiency and control, the continued use of C is deemed unnecessary by some in the field. This perspective urges a reevaluation of C's role in current and future software development projects.