Which account type isolates deletions to that account regardless of the larger structure?

• A. Lock-and-Publish accounts
• B. Enterprise accounts
• C. MobileConnect accounts
• D. On-Your-Behalf accounts

Answer: (A)

Lock-and-Publish accounts are built to keep changes, including deletions, contained within that specific account no matter where it sits in the broader account structure. This boundary means that when you delete something in a Lock-and-Publish account, the action doesn’t cascade to parent, child, or sibling accounts in the hierarchy. It provides a safe, isolated environment for testing or staging changes, so you can remove items without risking impact across the entire organization. Other account types don’t inherently offer that deletion-isolation behavior, so deletions can affect other parts of the structure depending on how resources are shared or inherited.