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**correction- changing answer to D, @Maicas you're right. D. External tokenization allows the preservation of analytical values after de-identification. External tokenization typically involves using a separate service or system to tokenize sensitive data. This method allows for the preservation of certain analytical values even after de-identification, making it possible to perform some types of analysis on the tokenized data without compromising individual identities.
option-C https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/security-column-ext-token-intro#external-tokenization-benefits "Using a tokenization provider, tokenized data is pre-loaded into Snowflake. Therefore, even without applying a masking policy to a column in a table or view, users never see the real data value. This provides enhanced data security to the most sensitive data in your organization."
Tokenized data is protected, preventing users from seing the real value. Just the opposite of answer C, which is UNmasked data.