What happens if a user group does not have permission to view all audits?

When a user group does not have permission to view all audits, they typically lose access to the History tab, which is where such audit information is organized and displayed. This limitation is designed to ensure that sensitive information is only accessible to those with the appropriate permissions. Therefore, if a group lacks the necessary permissions, it directly impacts their ability to view the History tab, thus preventing them from accessing any audit records associated with user actions or system changes.

The other choices, while potentially valid in different contexts, do not accurately reflect the consequences of restricted access to audits. For example, the possibility of viewing some audits may depend on specific permissions tailored to certain actions or areas but isn't the case for the overall access to the History tab. Similarly, the ability to edit audits would require a different set of permissions altogether, which doesn't relate to viewing capabilities. Lastly, receiving a notification about restricted access is not a standard response in this system, thereby making it an inaccurate answer.