From your reading$/$briefing of Terry v$.$ Ohio which statement best describes Fourth Amendment protections?

The Fourth Amendment protects people, not places, and wherever an individual may harbor a reasonable expectation of privacy, the individual is entitled to be free of unreasonable government intrusion.

The Fourth Amendment protects places, not people, and only in places where an individual can be verified as the legitimate property owner.

The Fourth Amendment protects items, not people or places. Items can be valuable and the Court doesn't want them damaged during searches and seizures.

The Fourth Amendment protects neither places nor people; its protections relate to the government's rights to search a person's home, papers and effects when the government deems it necessary.