Exam MS-102 topic 1 question 103 discussion

The key point is here: "You need to prevent the removal of the label once the label is applied to a file." "Retain forever" would prevent the removal of the item, but the label can be unassigned and then removed. By selecting "Record" you ensure no one can edit , unassign or delete the item and the label (except Admins). If even Admins cannot remove the label once is applied then should be "Regulatory Record".

Regulatory Record Labels can be used in situations where you absolutely need to ensure that the record isn’t altered. They really aren’t for the faint-hearted – once you apply one there is no going back – the record and its metadata are permanently locked.

i think B

“Mark items as a regulatory record,” is used for stricter compliance requirements but isn’t necessary for simply preventing label removal.

B is incorrect because you can only apply that setting via powershell

I am starting to believe that these provided answers are simply aleatory without checking any if it's correct or not.

Important The most important difference for a regulatory record is that after it is applied to content, nobody, not even a global administrator, can remove the label. Retention labels configured for regulatory records also have the following admin restrictions: The retention period can't be made shorter after the label is saved, only extended. These labels aren't supported by auto-labeling policies, and must be applied by using retention label policies. In addition, a regulatory label can't be applied to a document that's checked out in SharePoint. Because of the restrictions and irreversible actions, make sure you really do need to use regulatory records before you select this option for your retention labels. To help prevent accidental configuration, this option is not available by default but must first be enabled by using PowerShell. Instructions are included in Declare records by using retention labels.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/records-management#compare-restrictions-for-what-actions-are-allowed-or-blocked

B all the way

def B https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/records-management?view=o365-worldwide#compare-restrictions-for-what-actions-are-allowed-or-blocked

Sorry I meant B

Correct answer is A https://www.examtopics.com/discussions/microsoft/view/80391-exam-ms-101-topic-3-question-121-discussion/