Why can a forced geo-failover result in data loss?

ABecause backups are deleted during failover

BBecause asynchronous replication might leave recent committed transactions not yet hardened on the secondary

CBecause the listener endpoint stops working permanently

DBecause TDE is disabled on the secondary

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