Fields hidden using Field Level Security are subject to Data Validation Rules.
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Field-level security in Salesforce allows administrators to control the visibility of fields at the object level. This means that certain users or profiles may not be able to see or edit certain fields on an object. However, even if a field is hidden using field-level security, any data validation rules that are set up for that field will still be enforced.
Data validation rules in Salesforce are used to enforce specific criteria that data must meet before it can be saved to the system. For example, a data validation rule may require that a phone number field contains exactly 10 digits. If a user tries to save a record with a phone number that does not meet this criteria, they will receive an error message and the record will not be saved.
Since data validation rules are applied at the record level, they will still be enforced regardless of whether or not a user can see or edit a particular field. This means that if a hidden field violates a data validation rule, the user will receive an error message when trying to save the record, even though they cannot see the field itself.
In summary, fields that are hidden using field-level security are still subject to data validation rules in Salesforce.