The statement to "<em>purge </em><em>the customer information</em>" means administrator has to delete the customer information and/or destroy the documents or files that record the customer information.
<h3>Understanding the Data Purge</h3>
The documents to which the question above refers are not presented in the question. That makes it difficult to answer. However, the above answer is most likely true since the term "<em>purge</em>" refers to the process of removing unnecessary items from a system.
The act of permanently removing data from a specified storage (records, file, document, etc.) location when it is no longer necessary is known as "data purging". The old age of the data or the data type in question are common criteria for data purges. It is known as an "archive" if the copy of purged data is saved in another storage location.
The purging method enables an administrator to permanently delete data from its primary storage while still retrieving and restoring the data from the archive copy if necessary. Meanwhile, the delete process similarly permanently eliminates data from a storage location but does not preserve a backup.
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