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What happens to API tokens when accounts are deactivated?

They remain active
They are transferred to another user
They are revoked
They are saved for later

The correct answer is: They are revoked

When an account is deactivated, all associated API tokens are revoked. This is a security measure designed to protect sensitive data and ensure that inactive accounts cannot make unauthorized API requests. By revoking the tokens, it prevents any access or action that could be taken by an individual who no longer has an active account. Additionally, this practice helps maintain overall system integrity and reduces potential vulnerabilities. The other options do not accurately describe the behavior of API tokens upon account deactivation. Keeping tokens active could lead to security risks, transferring tokens to another user would create confusion and potential access control issues, and saving tokens for later does not align with best security practices. Hence, revoking the tokens upon deactivation is the correct and intended action.