What type of data can you mass revert in Relativity?

The option indicating that you can mass revert Document Updates and Mass Updates is the correct choice because Relativity specifically allows for the mass reversion of these types of data. When you perform a mass revert, it targets changes made to documents or data that have undergone specific updates within the platform.

Document Updates refer to changes made to the metadata or content of individual documents, while Mass Updates involve bulk changes to a set of documents based on certain filters or criteria. This functionality is crucial in environments where data integrity and historical accuracy are paramount, enabling users to efficiently correct or restore document states as needed.

Other options do not accurately capture the limitations and capabilities regarding the mass reversion feature. For instance, the suggestion that all types of data can be mass reverted overlooks the specificity required for certain operations within Relativity. Similarly, the notion that it is limited only to recent updates does not reflect the broader scope of the feature, and stating that only approved data can be reverted implies that unapproved or differently classified data cannot be reverted, which is not the case for mass reverts.