What specific feature distinguishes 'IMAP' from 'POP3' when handling email status adjustments, such as marking a message as 'read'?
A. IMAP completely blocks attachments from downloading.
B. IMAP synchronizes status updates directly back to the mail server, reflecting changes across all user devices.
C. IMAP lacks support for multi-folder organization schemas.
D. IMAP handles updates locally only, leaving the server state untouched.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Because IMAP works directly on the mail server, any change in state (read, unread, flagged, moved) is synced to the server and visible across all connected devices.
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