Why are "non-volatile" storage locations contained in the RFC 8227 "Order of Volatility"?
A) This is an old RFC and has not been updated.
B) No form of data storage is permanent.
C) An RFC is a Request for Comments - and corrections are expected.
D) None of the above.

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Non-volatile storage is included in the "Order of Volatility" because, while it is more stable than volatile storage, it is still not permanent and can be altered or destroyed over time or through specific actions.

Why Are "Non-Volatile" Storage Locations Contained in the RFC 8227