I think the point is just that unlike Rust there's no compiler enforcement that you only use refs in their lifetimes: you can easily accidentally cause a use after free.
Some times it can be pretty indirect: eg if the ref ends up pointing into some std container then it might need invalidated by making an otherwise unrelated change to the container.
Some times it can be pretty indirect: eg if the ref ends up pointing into some std container then it might need invalidated by making an otherwise unrelated change to the container.