What are dynamic expiration times?

A dynamic expiration time is like a cookie that doesn’t stay fresh for the same amount of time every day.

Imagine you have a jar of cookies on the kitchen counter. On a normal day, they last until dinner, that’s about 4 hours. But if it's a hot summer day, they might get soft and start to crumble after just 2 hours. If it's a cool winter day, they could still be crunchy and good for snacks even after 6 hours.

That’s what dynamic expiration times are like, they change depending on the situation. Just like how cookies last longer or shorter based on the weather, some things in life have changing expiration times, meaning they stay useful or fresh for different amounts of time based on conditions.

Think about a playground swing. If you’re little and don’t push hard, it might only go up to your chin, that’s like a short expiration time. But if you give it a big push, it can go high enough to touch the sky, that's like a long expiration time.

So dynamic expiration times are just things that stay good or work well for different amounts of time, depending on how they're used or what's going on around them.