Question: What is the primary effect on a Cell Broadcast Service (CBS) message when a KILL Request/Indication primitive is successfully processed by the BSC/RNC for the specified cells in its Cell-List?
Option 1: The message's broadcast is paused temporarily in all cells, awaiting further instruction.
Option 2: The broadcast of the message continues uninterrupted in all cells, including those listed.
Option 3: The message is modified to include an update before its broadcast resumes in the specified cells.
Option 4: The broadcast of the message is halted and all knowledge of it is removed from the BSC/RNC for the specified cells, but remains unaffected in unlisted cells.
Explanation: This answer correctly reflects the outcome of a KILL Request/Indication. The primitive stops (kills) the broadcast of a specific CBS message in designated cells, removing any record of it from the Base Station Controller/Radio Network Controller (BSC/RNC) for those cells, without impacting its broadcast in unlisted cells.