Question: What is an expected outcome when a 5G access network is in energy saving mode, particularly for a specified group of users (e.g., public safety users)?
Option 1: End-to-end latency and jitter are reduced to prioritize critical communications.
Option 2: The set of allowed applications is expanded to include all possible use cases.
Option 3: The energy saving mode cannot be manually deactivated for this user group.
Option 4: End-to-end latency and jitter may be increased with no impact on the set of users or applications still allowed.
Explanation: This is correct because, when in energy saving mode, the network may adjust settings (like reducing transmit power) that could increase end-to-end latency and jitter. However, this adjustment is designed not to impact the specified set of users (e.g., public safety users) or the applications they are allowed to use, ensuring their critical communications remain unaffected by the energy-saving measures.