Discuss GPO policies vs preferences Why might one or the oth

Discuss GPO policies vs. preferences. Why might one or the other be used and in which types of circumstances?

GPO policies vs. preferences and why might one or the other be used and in which types of circumstances----->

S.N.	GPO Policies	Preferences
1	A policy disables its associated user interface item on the user’s computer.	A preference does not.
2	A policy is removed when the GPO goes out of scope.	A preference remains configured for the targeted user or computer even when the GPO goes out of scope.
3	Policies do not tattoo the registry on the client computer.	Preferences tattoo the registry on the client computer.
4	Policies can be configured in both domain and local GPOs.	Preferences can be configured only in domain GPOs.
5	Policies are always periodically refreshed.	A preference can be applied only once if desired.
6	When a policy is applied, the original registry settings on the client computer are not changed.	When a preferences is applied, the original registry settings on the client are overwritten.
7	If the policy is later removed, the client’s original registry settings are restored.	Removing the preference does not restore the original setting.
8	Policies can be effective only for features of Windows operating systems and applications that are Group Policy.	Preferences can be effective for any features of Windows operating systems and applications as long as the appropriate preference extension is loaded.