What can a user specify in a policy without restrictions on conditions?

A user can specify policies with no conditions without restrictions, allowing for the creation of a policy that universally applies to all applicable scenarios or endpoints without having to evaluate any specific criteria. This means that the policy will automatically be enforced regardless of the context, making it more straightforward and easier to manage for broad requirements.

In contrast, policies with multiple conditions or sub-rules introduce complexities where specific criteria must be met for the policy to take effect. Similarly, policies that only apply to certain endpoints are also conditional, as they rely on the endpoint type or characteristics to determine applicability. Therefore, a policy with no conditions is uniquely unrestricted, making it the correct answer in this context.