The correct option is After deletion an artifact cannot be brought back.

Deleting a GitHub Actions artifact is permanent, so once removed there is no recovery path. You should download or back up anything you might need before you clean up and you can also adjust retention settings to let GitHub expire artifacts automatically in the future.

You can open a support ticket to restore a deleted artifact within 48 hours is incorrect because GitHub does not offer restoration of deleted artifacts and Support cannot recover them after deletion.

You do not need write access to the repository to delete artifacts is incorrect because deleting artifacts requires repository write permission in both the user interface and the API.

Removing artifacts does not change your GitHub Actions storage usage is incorrect because artifacts consume Actions storage and deleting them reduces storage usage and can lower costs.

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