How does the OSDK handle Ontology subset selection?

• A. It selects the entire Ontology by default.
• B. It allows manual selection of any subset with no defaults.
• C. It restricts access to a pre-defined subset.
• D. It contains only a pre-selected subset of your Ontology for focused and secure access.

Answer: (D)

Access to the Ontology in the OSDK is restricted to a pre-selected subset. This approach gives developers a focused, stable view of the ontology to work with, rather than exposing the entire Ontology. By curating what’s available, the system minimizes security risks—developers can only access and reason about the elements that have been explicitly approved. It also improves reliability and governance: with a fixed subset, interfaces remain predictable across app versions, and changes are easier to audit and control. If more ontology elements are needed, they’re introduced through a careful, deliberate process rather than being available by default.