A proposal says every GRS account, including Azure Files, guarantees no more than fifteen minutes of data loss because Geo Priority Replication exists. Which correction is accurate?

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A.Its block-blob SLA automatically applies to all Azure Files share configurations
B.Ordinary GRS is synchronous across regions and guarantees zero loss
C.The capability makes the geographic secondary a second writable primary
D.Its specific opt-in SLA covers eligible block-blob Last Sync Time lag of fifteen minutes or less for 99% of the month, subject to exclusions; it is not universal zero loss

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Its specific opt-in SLA covers eligible block-blob Last Sync Time lag of fifteen minutes or less for 99% of the month, subject to exclusions; it is not universal zero loss

Geo Priority Replication has explicit scope, enablement, and exclusions and remains asynchronous. GRS does not become synchronous or writable-active-active, and the stated block-blob SLA is not a universal Files promise. Source guide: PDF page 29.

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