EncodingNone

EncodingNone refers to a setting where data is not transformed or processed during storage or transmission. Essentially, it means that the data remains in its original form without any encoding or compression. This approach can be useful for simplicity, fast processing, or when data integrity is critical, as it avoids potential issues introduced by encoding schemes. However, it may also lead to larger data sizes, since no efforts are made to reduce or optimize the data. Overall, EncodingNone signifies that no special encoding techniques are applied to the data at any stage.