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An estate stops treating anything as trusted merely because of where it sits, and it also moves the deciding logic into one programmable layer. Which pair states what the new stance drops and what the central decider creates?

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1. The estate stops trusting anything by location and moves the deciding logic into one programmable layer, so the new stance drops the network latency and the central decider creates the fresh target in that specification.
2. The estate stops trusting anything by location and moves the deciding logic into one programmable layer, so the new stance drops the network latency and the central decider creates the fresh backlog in that specification.
3. The estate stops trusting anything by location and moves the deciding logic into one programmable layer, so the new stance drops the network assumption and the central decider creates the fresh target in that specification.
4. The estate stops trusting anything by location and moves the deciding logic into one programmable layer, so the new stance drops the network assumption and the central decider creates the fresh backlog in that specification.