What must be done if the "Allow audience to edit" option is not checked for a saved search?

When the "Allow audience to edit" option is not checked for a saved search, users are restricted from making changes to the existing saved search directly. This restriction means that if a user wishes to make modifications, they cannot simply edit that saved search. Instead, they must create a duplicate of the search by saving it with a new name. This ensures that the original configuration remains intact while still allowing the user the flexibility to work with a new version tailored to their needs.

This design preserves the integrity of the original saved search, preventing unauthorized or unintended modifications that could affect other users who rely on it. By naming the new search distinctively, users can maintain a clear organization in their saved searches, allowing for better management and utilization of data.