Can be released to the public under the Freedom of Information Act.

• A. Public Data
• B. Unclassified (Military/Government)
• C. Sensitive Data
• D. Private Data

Answer: (B)

FOIA deals with access to government records, and the deciding factor is whether the information is classified or unclassified. Information that is unclassified can be released to the public because it isn’t restricted by security classifications. This aligns with the goal of transparency, allowing the public to see government activities, as long as there aren’t other active exemptions (like protecting personal privacy or law enforcement proceedings).

Private data is protected by privacy laws, so it isn’t publicly released. Sensitive data is also typically restricted for security or confidentiality reasons. Public data isn’t a formal classification in this context, and FOIA focuses on government records rather than just anything labeled as public. Therefore, unclassified government information is the type that can be released under FOIA.