note on data sandboxing and caching (#35663)

docs/configuring-metabase/caching.md

@@ -15,6 +15,10 @@ Metabase gives you the ability to automatically cache question results that meet
 
 If your questions share a common model, you can enable [model caching](../data-modeling/models.md#model-caching) instead.
 
+## Caching doesn't work with data sandboxing
+
+Just something to keep in mind: if someone in a [sandboxed](../permissions/data-sandboxes.md) group views a table, Metabase will skip the cached results and query the table directly, returning only the results the person is allowed to see.
+
 ## Enabling global caching
 
 1. Go to **Admin settings** > **Caching** (in the sidebar).

docs/data-modeling/models.md

@@ -179,6 +179,8 @@ To set up model caching:
 1. [Enable model caching in Metabase](#enable-model-caching-in-metabase).
 2. [Create a schema to store cached models](#create-a-schema-to-store-cached-models).
 
+> Model caching doesn't work with [data sandboxing](../configuring-metabase/caching.md#caching-doesnt-work-with-data-sandboxing).
+
 ### Enable model caching in Metabase
 
 Go to **Admin settings** > **Settings** > **Caching** > **Models** to turn the feature on.

docs/embedding/static-embedding.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ In general, embedding works by displaying a Metabase URL inside an iframe in you
 
 You can can't use static embeds with [data sandboxes](../permissions/data-sandboxes.md), [drill-through](https://www.metabase.com/learn/questions/drill-through) or [auditing tools](../usage-and-performance-tools/audit.md) because signed JWTs don't create user sessions (server-side sessions). For those features, check out [interactive embedding](./interactive-embedding.md).
 
-To restrict data in static embeds for specific people or groups, set up [locked parameters](./static-embedding-parameters.md#restricting-data-in-a-signed-embed) instead.
+To restrict data in static embeds for specific people or groups, set up [locked parameters](./static-embedding-parameters.md#restricting-data-in-a-static-embed) instead.
 
 ## How static embedding works