What happens if you check the option to allow the audience to edit a saved search?

When the option to allow the audience to edit a saved search is checked, users are granted the capability to make modifications to that saved search. Specifically, users can edit the search parameters and criteria and save the changes they made. They do, however, save it with the same name as the original saved search, which means that the modified search will overwrite the existing version. This functionality is useful in collaborative environments where users may need to adjust searches to better meet their specific needs without creating entirely new versions from scratch.

The other options do not accurately reflect the implications of enabling editing for a saved search. For instance, if the option is checked, audience members can indeed edit the search, which directly counters the first option. The third choice regarding automatic refresh of search results doesn't pertain to the capability of editing; it relates to how results are displayed but doesn’t affect the editing permissions. Lastly, the requirement for users to apply for editing permissions suggests a manual approval process, which is not applicable when this option is enabled.