What is the impact of learning mode on storage control policies and elevation control?

Learning mode typically allows for the collection of data on system activities and user behavior without enforcing strict rules, thereby enabling administrators to fine-tune policies for better security management.

The presence of elevation popups during this mode indicates that the system remains vigilant and still requires user confirmation for certain actions that require higher privilege access, even while monitoring and adjusting storage controls and elevation policies. This ensures that users remain aware of and can manage elevated permissions required by applications.

Choosing this answer recognizes that while the system is in a learning phase, it does not turn off critical security features like elevation controls. Rather, it continues to engage users through pop-ups to confirm actions that necessitate elevated privileges, thus keeping a check on potentially risky behaviors while learning the normal patterns of usage.