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This question extends to cognitive ageing, where declines in VWM co-occur with a relative preservation of global information over fine-grained visual details. To disentangle these influences, younger and older adults detected changes to an object\u2019s identity, location, or both, while its semantic consistency with the scene was manipulated. Unlike our previous work, where location changes disrupted the spatial layout, here we preserved the layout by swapping the critical object, thereby isolating memory for object-location binding from sensitivity to global disruptions. Across age groups, conjunctive changes were detected more accurately than single-feature changes. Crucially, detecting location changes was significantly more difficult when the layout was preserved (swaps) than when it was disrupted (displacements). 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