You're building a product feed for a client who is new to Shopping ads, and you notice the client's inventory data isn't accurate. What two things may happen if the feed is uploaded with data quality issues? Choose two.

Uploading a product feed with inaccurate inventory data carries significant risks for both user experience and account standing, as users may lose trust in Google and the retailer if the product information in the ad does not match the information on the website, such as when a price or availability status differs between the search result and the landing page. Furthermore, to maintain platform integrity, Google's system will detect data quality issues in Merchant Center and disapprove items until the violation is resolved, effectively removing those products from the auction and preventing them from appearing in Shopping ads. These automated checks serve as a critical gatekeeper to ensure that shoppers are provided with reliable data, and while a single data mismatch typically results in item-level disapproval rather than immediate permanent suspension, persistent inaccuracies can severely limit a merchant's ability to reach potential customers until the feed is corrected.