What happens to the remaining redaction when the second full page redaction is deleted?

When a second full-page redaction is deleted, the remaining redaction, which is the first one, remains intact. This is because redactions are typically applied independently within a document. Deleting one redaction does not result in the automatic deletion or alteration of others unless they are explicitly linked or dependent on one another, which is usually not the case in standard redaction processes.

The first redaction's independence ensures that it retains its status in the document, allowing the user to selectively manage redactions. This design is important in document management and compliance settings, as it allows for precise control over the information that is hidden from view. While other options suggest potential changes to the first redaction, they do not accurately reflect the functioning of typical redaction tools.