Which term describes limited access in public places like cafes?

• A. Trusted Network
• B. Public Network
• C. Detect Automatically
• D. Program Rules

Answer: (B)

In public places like cafes, networks are considered untrusted and access is intentionally limited to reduce risk. The term that describes this situation is public network. On a public network, devices are protected by stricter security settings so you’re less exposed to other devices on the same network, and sharing or discovery is typically blocked. When you connect to cafe Wi‑Fi, you’re usually on a public network, which is why security guidance emphasizes using VPNs or restricted network access policies in this context.

The other options don’t fit as a description of limited access in public spaces: trusted network refers to secure, known networks like home or office; detect automatically describes a feature or action rather than a network type; program rules describe policy configurations, not a network category.