Which setting requires a password to disable anti-tamper settings?

• A. Disable Anti-Tamper Settings with Password
• B. Enable Anti-Tamper Protection
• C. Safe Mode Protection
• D. Two-Factor Authentication

Answer: (B)

Anti-tamper protection locks critical security settings so they can’t be turned off without authentication. When you enable anti-tamper protection, any attempt to disable or alter those protections requires entering a password. That makes enabling anti-tamper protection the setting that enforces a password to disable anti-tamper settings. If anti-tamper protection isn’t enabled, there isn’t a password gate to disable, so the protection can be turned off more easily. The other options describe different concepts (Safe Mode behavior or login security) that don’t specifically require a password to disable anti-tamper settings.