Regularly scheduled incremental backups are sufficient to ensure full data recovery at any point in time without the need for any other type of backup.
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This statement is false because relying solely on incremental backups is not sufficient for a full data recovery. Incremental backups only save the changes made since the last backup, whether the last backup was full or incremental. To fully recover data, you would need the last full backup as well as all subsequent incremental backups. Without the full backup, you wouldn't have the complete set of data to which the incremental changes could be applied.
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