Which of these statements about a stream profile is false?

A stream profile is assigned at the virtual server level to perform string search-and-replace operations on passing traffic - it is not attached to or applied through an HTTP class profile. HTTP class profiles are used to classify traffic for iRules or policy-based routing and are a distinct object type that does not host stream profiles. Confusing virtual server profile assignments with HTTP class profile associations is the key technical error in this statement.

This statement is true - stream profiles are not recommended for telnet because telnet transmits data interactively in small character-level segments, which can split target strings across packet boundaries and cause pattern-matching failures.

This statement is true - replacing one data string with another across all traffic passing through a virtual server is precisely the core purpose of a stream profile.

This statement is true - stream profiles process traffic in both directions by default, scanning both client-to-server and server-to-client data streams.

This statement is true - when an HTTP profile is also applied to the virtual server, the stream profile will skip HTTP headers and restrict its string replacement operations to the message body only.