Explains how records are created in the Bounce Data View when a CC email address bounces in Marketing Cloud Engagement, and how the status of the target subscriber changes as a result.
SubscriberKey field in the Bounce Data View stores the "To" recipient's subscriber key, while the Domain field captures the domain of the CC email address where the bounce occurred. This bounce is also reflected in the history tab when viewing the target subscriber in All Subscribers.
Domain field recording only the domain of the first bounced address.005132383

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