Intangible information is recorded and may be in the form of printed or digitalized materials. A. False B. True

The correct answer is A. False.

Intangible information refers to knowledge or data that cannot be physically touched or captured in a permanent form. While it can be represented or communicated through printed or digital materials, the essence of intangible information—such as ideas, concepts, insights, and intellectual property—exists beyond these formats. The distinction is important because while printed or digital materials can carry or convey intangible information, they themselves are tangible objects. Thus, it is incorrect to state that intangible information is recorded in these forms, as it exists independently of being documented or presented in a physical or digital medium.