True or False: A reviewer with only view rights in a group may see text behind a redaction if they access through a markup set.

The correct answer is False. A reviewer who has only view rights in a group is limited in their access to the documents and the information within them, specifically when it comes to redacted content. Redactions are applied to protect sensitive information, and the purpose of redactions is to prevent unauthorized individuals from viewing that information.

Even if the reviewer accesses the document through a markup set, the redactions are designed to restrict visibility of the underlying text. The markup set will respect the original redaction, meaning that the protected content remains hidden regardless of the access method. Thus, the redacted text should not be visible to anyone without the appropriate permissions, such as edit or higher-level rights.