Exam MS-500 topic 4 question 68 discussion

It looks like A is the answer. "You can use the UDS case tool to search for and export usage data that's generated by the Office Roaming Service. Roaming is a service that stores Office-related settings, such as Office theme, custom dictionary, language settings, developer mode, and auto correct." https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/compliance/regulatory/gdpr-manage-gdpr-data-subject-requests-with-the-dsr-case-tool

[email protected] Question #68 Topic 4 You have a Microsoft 365 subscription. You receive a General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) request for the custom dictionary of a user. From the Microsoft 365 Compliance center, you need to create a content search. How should you configure the content search? A. Condition: Type Operator. Equals any of Value: Office Roaming Service Most Voted B. Condition: Title Operator: Equals any of Value: Normal.dot C. Condition: Type Operator: Equals any of Value: Documents D. Condition: File type Operator: Equals any of Value: dic D. Condition: File type Operator: Equals any of Value: dic Since the GDPR request is specifically related to the custom dictionary of a user, the content search should be configured to look for files with a .dic file extension. Therefore, the correct option is D. Condition: File type Operator: Equals any of Value: dic. This will search for all files with the .dic extension in Microsoft 365 and enable you to fulfill the GDPR request.

Condition: File type Operator: Equals any of Value: dic This condition will search for all files with the .dic file extension, which includes custom dictionaries.

D. Condition: File type Operator: Equals any of Value: dic Since the GDPR request is related to the custom dictionary of a user, we need to search for the files that contain the user's custom dictionary. The custom dictionary files in Microsoft Word are typically saved with a ".dic" file extension. Therefore, we should configure the content search with a condition that searches for files with the ".dic" file type. Option A is not correct because it is searching for the Office Roaming Service, which is not related to the custom dictionary. Option B is not correct because it is searching for files with the "Normal.dot" file name, which is a template file and not related to the custom dictionary. Option C is not correct because it is searching for files with the "Documents" type, which is too broad and will likely return many irrelevant results.

You can use the UDS case tool to search for and export usage data that's generated by the Office Roaming Service. Roaming is a service that stores Office-related settings, such as Office theme, custom dictionary, language settings, developer mode, and auto correct https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/compliance/regulatory/gdpr-manage-gdpr-data-subject-requests-with-the-dsr-case-tool

UDS > create a case > search results > add condition > file type > dic > locations ALL Actual query looks like this: Query participants:"[email protected]" OR author:"user1" OR createdby:"user1"(c:c)(filetype=dic)

There is no normal.dot selection in content search

"Add other content searches associated with the UDS case. This includes creating searches that return partially indexed items and system-generated logs from the Office Roaming Service."

Measureup states the correct answer is D. They have it as "die" not "dic". I will go with D.

The dictionary files are stored as .dic so may be D ?

Might be correct B https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/change-the-normal-template-normal-dotm-06de294b-d216-47f6-ab77-ccb5166f98ea#ID0EBBD=Newer_versions

A is the correct Answer

I will go for D on this one.