A label-based Copilot DLP rule excludes a file's content, yet its citation remains visible in a response. What does the documented behavior indicate?

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A.The policy must be replaced with email retention
B.Copilot ignores all labels
C.Citations can remain even though excluded item content is not used in the response
D.Every visible citation proves the file content was processed

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Citations can remain even though excluded item content is not used in the response

The label-based control explicitly allows excluded items to appear in citations without using their content. Citation visibility alone does not prove processing failure; retention is a different control, and this is not evidence that all labels are ignored.

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