Refer to the exhibit. A company uses Webex Teams extensively for communications involving customers, and want to enforce a consistent messaging policy. Which code completes line 20 to send a…

Question

Exhibit

Options

• Aevents?resource=people
• Bcompliance?resource=messages
• Cevents?resource=messages
• Dcompliance?resource=people

• A
  10% (6)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  84% (51)
• D
  5% (3)

Explanation

Option C (events?resource=messages) is correct because Webex Teams uses the Events API to enable compliance officers to monitor activities across an organization, and the resource=messages query parameter filters those events specifically to message activity - exactly what's needed to detect noncompliant messaging content.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (events?resource=people) uses the correct endpoint but the wrong resource - people tracks user/membership events, not message content, so it won't catch policy violations in messages.
• B (compliance?resource=messages) invents a non-existent endpoint; there is no /compliance path in the Webex Teams REST API.
• D (compliance?resource=people) is doubly wrong - same fake endpoint, and people is still the wrong resource for message compliance.

Memory tip: Think "Event the Message Cop" - the Events API is the compliance officer's tool, and you pair it with resource=messages because you're policing messages, not people. If you see a compliance/policy scenario, reach for events?resource=messages.

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