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Practice question 147 of 400 · medium

A lifecycle deletion rule is valid, but a protected legal-record object remains. What is the likely intended cause?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Lifecycle always deletes objects despite locked retention
  2. B.An applicable immutability policy or legal hold prevents deletion
  3. C.ZRS supplies an undeletable historical version for every write
  4. D.Changing a Blob name always removes all legal holds
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  • An applicable immutability policy or legal hold prevents deletion

Protection constraints can override attempted lifecycle deletion. ZRS copies current state rather than creating undeletable history, and renaming does not universally remove retention. Legal constraints must be incorporated in policy design. Source guide: PDF page 28-30.

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