Which two statements about FlexConnect mode for Cisco APs are true? (Choose two.)

FlexConnect mode is designed for branch and remote office deployments where APs can operate independently when the WAN link to the WLC is down. When the AP is connected to the controller, it can tunnel client traffic back to the controller, functioning similarly to a local mode AP for centralized data forwarding. This allows for centralized policy enforcement and management. When the connection to the WLC is lost, the AP can switch to standalone mode, locally switching client data traffic. The statement about not detecting rogue APs is false; FlexConnect APs can perform rogue detection. FlexConnect is not used for mesh environments; Cisco's Mesh APs are specifically designed for that purpose. FlexConnect APs do not opt out of handling data; they are specifically designed to handle client data, either locally or by tunneling it to the controller.