Which assets are permanently deleted and not sent to the Recycle Bin?

Content files are the correct choice because they typically represent the primary assets that are directly used in campaigns or marketing initiatives. When a user chooses to permanently delete these files, they are not sent to the Recycle Bin, reflecting a commitment to ensuring that these resources cannot be retrieved once removed. This is often a security measure or a way to manage storage, ensuring that essential marketing materials aren’t accidentally retained in a recoverable state.

Archived documents, temporary files, and unused links may follow different deletion protocols, often having safety nets such as archiving or being moved to a Recycle Bin before permanent deletion occurs. This helps prevent accidental loss of important materials and provides an opportunity for restoration if needed. However, content files are specifically designed to be removed entirely without the option for recovery once deleted.