Which Locations Can Be Configured for a Subject Rights Request?

Answer Correct answer: C — In a subject rights request, configure Exchange Online and SharePoint Online as search locations; Teams is not a separate selectable location.

You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription. You need to create a subject rights request. What can be configured as a search location?

Microsoft Exchange Online only
Microsoft SharePoint Online only
Microsoft Exchange Online and SharePoint Online only Correct Answer
Microsoft Exchange Online and Teams only
Microsoft Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Teams

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Community Votes

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54% of anonymous learners picked answer C. Votes are pick records left by other test-takers — they are not the verified answer.

Community Insight

This question tests the selectable Locations toggles in the subject rights request wizard, not the full list of data sources; the trap is choosing Teams as a third location because Teams content is indexed through Exchange and SharePoint.

Microsoft Priva subject rights requests allow Exchange Online and SharePoint Online to be configured as search locations; Teams is not a separate selectable location. This page confirms answer C and explains why Exchange Online covers Teams chats and SharePoint Online covers Teams files.

Many learners choose E (Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Teams) because Teams chat and file data is in scope for searches. However, the wizard does not offer Teams as a standalone location; Exchange Online surfaces Teams chats and SharePoint Online surfaces Teams files.

Community Discussion (8 comments)

mb0812 👍 5 Selected: C

On the Locations page, decide where you want to search for the data subject's information. Choose one or both of the following locations by moving the status toggle switch next to each option to the On position: Exchange: look for data in Exchange mailboxes and in individual or group Teams chats. You can choose to search all Exchange accounts in your organization, or select Choose accounts to select individual users from the Exchange mailboxes flyout pane. SharePoint: look for data in SharePoint sites, OneDrive for Business sites, and Teams channels. You can choose to search all SharePoint sites in your organization, or select Choose sites to select individual users from the SharePoint sites flyout pane. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/priva/subject-rights-requests-create

Yu_1234 👍 1 Selected: C

C is correct.

JanioHSilva 👍 1 Selected: E

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/priva/subject-rights-requests-create E : Exchange mailboxes and in individual or group Teams chats.

Dools 👍 1 Selected: C

This is from the MS practice exam When you are creating a subject rights request, you can select one or both of the following locations: Exchange and SharePoint. Teams is unavailable for a subject rights request.

PsiCzar 👍 4

C. is correct, Exchange Online and SharePoint Online only. For the people selecting E, OneDrive and Teams are covered by SharePoint Online, but you cannot select them as separate locations. See the link mb0812 shared for more details.

Robin_Cegeka 👍 1 Selected: E

E is correct

LOMCLOTRMC 👍 3 Selected: E

I think it's E. Please refer to the TIPS at the following URL. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/priva/subject-rights-requests-create#custom-setup-guided-process-to-choose-all-settings

Ruslan23 👍 1 Selected: E

Should be E

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Expert Analysis

Why the Answer Is Correct

In Microsoft Priva Subject Rights Requests, the Locations page gives you two configurable search locations: Exchange Online and SharePoint Online. Selecting Exchange Online searches Exchange mailboxes and individual or group Teams chats, while SharePoint Online covers SharePoint sites, OneDrive, and Teams files. Because Teams content is reached through those two toggles, there is no separate Teams location to select. This matches the exam's suggested answer C and the Microsoft Learn wizard flow referenced in the comments.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Options A and B each name only one location, but the wizard lets you select one or both, so restricting to just Exchange Online (A) or just SharePoint Online (B) is incomplete. Option C is correct because it captures the two selectable locations. Options D and E fail because Teams is not a standalone search location in a subject rights request; its chats are searched via Exchange Online and its files via SharePoint Online. PsiCzar explained that OneDrive and Teams are covered by SharePoint Online but cannot be selected separately, and Dools noted this scenario comes from the Microsoft practice exam, where the documented choices are Exchange and SharePoint.

Community Comment Notes

Learners split between C and E. mb0812 quoted the portal text "look for data in Exchange mailboxes and in individual or group Teams chats," which shows Exchange Online is the toggle that surfaces Teams messages, not a separate Teams option. PsiCzar summarized that "OneDrive and Teams are covered by SharePoint Online" but cannot be chosen as separate locations. Dools pointed to the Microsoft practice exam, saying Exchange and SharePoint are the locations and Teams is unavailable for a subject rights request. The E voters were reading data coverage rather than the selectable location list.

Official Reference

Exam Strategy

Memorize the two toggles on the Locations page: Exchange Online and SharePoint Online. If an answer adds Teams, OneDrive, or another service as a separate location, eliminate it; those workloads are covered under the two primary toggles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Teams not a separate search location in a subject rights request?

Teams chats are searched through Exchange Online, and Teams files are searched through SharePoint Online, so the Priva wizard only exposes Exchange and SharePoint as location toggles.

Does selecting Exchange Online search Teams chat messages?

Yes. Exchange Online covers Exchange mailboxes and individual or group Teams chats, which is why Teams does not appear as its own configurable search location.

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