Users and Authentication Practice Questions Flashcards by Luis Bautista

What is the primary purpose of Safari profiles introduced in Safari 17?

A. Improve website loading speeds
B. Keep browsing separate for different topics like work, personal, or school
C. Enhance security for all websites
D. Manage multiple Apple Account sign-ins

B. Keep browsing separate for different topics like work, personal, or school

Safari profiles allow users to keep browsing separate for different contexts, with each profile having separate history, cookies, website data, extensions, Tab Groups, and favorites.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use profiles in Safari on Mac’

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Which browsing data is shared between Safari profiles?

A. Browsing history and cookies
B. Tab Groups and favorites
C. AutoFill information and passwords
D. Website data and extensions

C. AutoFill information and passwords

AutoFill information, passwords, security settings, websites settings, and privacy settings are shared between profiles, while browsing data like history and cookies remain separate.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use profiles in Safari on Mac’

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How do you create a new Safari profile?

A. System Settings > Safari > Profiles
B. Safari menu > Create Profile
C. Finder > Applications > Safari Profiles
D. Apple menu > Safari Profiles

B. Safari menu > Create Profile

Safari profiles are created through the Safari menu by choosing ‘Create Profile’ or by going to Safari > Settings > Profiles and clicking ‘Start Using Profiles.’

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use profiles in Safari on Mac’

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What are the requirements for Safari profiles to sync between devices?

A. Same Wi-Fi network and Bluetooth enabled
B. Safari 17+, same Apple Account, Safari enabled in iCloud
C. macOS Ventura or later on all devices
D. iCloud+ subscription and two-factor authentication

B. Safari 17+, same Apple Account, Safari enabled in iCloud

Safari profile synchronization requires Safari 17 or later on all devices, being signed in with the same Apple Account, and having Safari turned on in iCloud settings.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use profiles in Safari on Mac’

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What is the main security advantage of passkeys over traditional passwords?

A. They are longer and more complex
B. They are uniquely generated for every account and less vulnerable to phishing
C. They expire automatically after 30 days
D. They require biometric authentication only

B. They are uniquely generated for every account and less vulnerable to phishing

Passkeys are more secure because they are uniquely generated for every account by the device and are less vulnerable to phishing attacks compared to traditional passwords.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad’

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What are the requirements for using passkeys on Apple devices?

A. iOS 16+ and Face ID enabled
B. iCloud Keychain and two-factor authentication enabled
C. Apple Account and Touch ID enabled
D. iCloud+ subscription and device passcode

B. iCloud Keychain and two-factor authentication enabled

Passkeys require both iCloud Keychain and two-factor authentication to be enabled on the device.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad’

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Where are passkeys stored on Apple devices?

A. Locally on the device only
B. In Apple’s servers with full access
C. Encrypted in iCloud Keychain, not visible to Apple
D. In a separate passkey database

C. Encrypted in iCloud Keychain, not visible to Apple

Passkeys are encrypted and stored in iCloud Keychain, and they are not visible to anyone including Apple.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad’

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How do you add a passkey to an existing account?

A. Contact the website administrator
B. Sign in with current credentials, go to account settings, tap Continue when passkey option appears
C. Reset your password first, then create a passkey
D. Use Safari’s password manager to convert existing passwords

B. Sign in with current credentials, go to account settings, tap Continue when passkey option appears

To add a passkey to an existing account, sign in with your current username and password, navigate to account settings, and tap Continue when the passkey option appears.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad’

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How can you use passkeys on a device not associated with your Apple Account?

A. Enter your Apple Account credentials on the device
B. The other device displays a QR code that you scan with your device
C. Transfer the passkey via AirDrop
D. This is not possible for security reasons

B. The other device displays a QR code that you scan with your device

When using passkeys on public or other devices, the other device displays a QR code that you scan with your camera, and the passkey from iCloud completes the sign-in automatically.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad’

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What user permission levels exist for password management on Mac?

A. All users can reset any password
B. Standard users can change their own password; Administrators can reset other users’ passwords
C. Only administrators can change any passwords
D. Password changes require Apple Account verification

B. Standard users can change their own password; Administrators can reset other users’ passwords

Standard users can change their own password and user picture, while administrators can change their own settings AND reset other users’ passwords.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Change a password or user picture on Mac’

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Where do you reset user passwords on Mac?

A. System Settings > Security > Password Management
B. System Settings > Users & Groups > info button > Reset
C. Apple menu > System Preferences > Accounts
D. Keychain Access > Password Reset

B. System Settings > Users & Groups > info button > Reset

User passwords are reset in System Settings > Users & Groups by clicking the info button next to the user and then clicking the Reset button for other users.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Change a password or user picture on Mac’

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What accessibility feature allows screen content enlargement with multiple viewing options?

A. Display Zoom
B. Zoom
C. Magnifier
D. VoiceOver

B. Zoom

The Zoom accessibility feature enlarges screen content with options for Full Screen, Split Screen, or Picture-in-Picture viewing modes.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Zoom in on what’s onscreen on Mac’

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What keyboard shortcut provides quick toggle for Zoom on Mac?

A. Command-Option-8
B. Option-Command-8
C. Control-Option-8
D. Shift-Option-8

B. Option-Command-8

Option-Command-8 provides quick toggle to switch between zoomed and normal view on Mac.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Zoom in on what’s onscreen on Mac’

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What is the purpose of Mouse Keys accessibility feature?

A. Enhance mouse sensitivity
B. Use keyboard to control pointer and clicking when mouse/trackpad unavailable
C. Enable right-click functionality
D. Provide gesture controls

B. Use keyboard to control pointer and clicking when mouse/trackpad unavailable

Mouse Keys allows users to use the keyboard to move the pointer and perform mouse clicks when a mouse or trackpad is not available.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use your keyboard like a mouse with Mac’

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What limitation exists when Mouse Keys is enabled?

A. Trackpad becomes disabled
B. Cannot enter text
C. Mouse sensitivity is reduced
D. Only basic clicking is available

B. Cannot enter text

When Mouse Keys is enabled, users cannot enter text because the keyboard is being used for pointer control.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use your keyboard like a mouse with Mac’

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What is Full Keyboard Access designed to accomplish?

A. Provide advanced keyboard shortcuts
B. Navigate Mac using keyboard instead of mouse/trackpad
C. Enable voice control features
D. Improve typing speed and accuracy

B. Navigate Mac using keyboard instead of mouse/trackpad

Full Keyboard Access allows users to navigate their Mac using the keyboard instead of a mouse or trackpad, with visual feedback highlighting the focused item.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Navigate your Mac using Full Keyboard Access’

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What are the basic navigation commands for Full Keyboard Access?

A. Arrow keys only
B. Tab (next), Shift-Tab (previous), Space (select), Arrow keys (group navigation)
C. Function keys and modifiers
D. Number keys for direct access

B. Tab (next), Shift-Tab (previous), Space (select), Arrow keys (group navigation)

Basic Full Keyboard Access uses Tab for next element, Shift-Tab for previous element, Space bar to select items, and Arrow keys for group navigation.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Navigate your Mac using Full Keyboard Access’

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What accessibility feature provides real-time captioning of spoken audio?

A. VoiceOver
B. Live Captions
C. Audio Descriptions
D. Speech Recognition

B. Live Captions

Live Captions provides real-time captioning of spoken audio from apps or conversations for hearing accessibility support.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Get started with accessibility features on Mac’

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What is Voice Control in macOS accessibility features?

A. Text-to-speech functionality
B. Navigate and perform actions using spoken commands
C. Voice recognition for passwords
D. Audio feedback for actions

B. Navigate and perform actions using spoken commands

Voice Control allows users to navigate and perform actions on their Mac using spoken commands, providing mobility support for users who cannot use traditional input methods.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Get started with accessibility features on Mac’

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A user wants to separate their work and personal browsing but share saved passwords between both contexts. How should they configure Safari?

A. Use two different browsers
B. Create separate Safari profiles, which automatically share AutoFill and password information
C. Use Private Browsing for work content
D. Create separate user accounts on the Mac

B. Create separate Safari profiles, which automatically share AutoFill and password information

Safari profiles keep browsing history and cookies separate while sharing AutoFill information, passwords, and security settings between profiles, making this the ideal solution.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use profiles in Safari on Mac’

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An organization wants to deploy passkeys for secure authentication but needs to understand the backup scenario. What happens if a user loses their primary device?

A. Passkeys are permanently lost and must be recreated
B. Passkeys sync across devices signed in to the same Apple Account via iCloud Keychain
C. Users must contact Apple Support for passkey recovery
D. Passkeys are stored on Apple’s servers and can be restored

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B. Passkeys sync across devices signed in to the same Apple Account via iCloud Keychain

Passkeys work across all devices signed in to the same Apple Account because they are stored in iCloud Keychain, providing automatic backup and synchronization.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad’

A Mac administrator needs to reset a user’s password but the user is currently logged in and has unsaved work. What is the safest approach?

A. Use the Reset button immediately to change the password
B. Coordinate with the user to save work, then reset the password in Users & Groups
C. Force logout the user first, then reset the password
D. Use Terminal commands to reset the password remotely

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B. Coordinate with the user to save work, then reset the password in Users & Groups

The safest approach is to coordinate with the user to ensure their work is saved before using the administrator Reset function in System Settings > Users & Groups.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Change a password or user picture on Mac’

A user with vision impairment needs to enlarge specific areas of the screen without affecting the entire display. Which Zoom configuration should they use?

A. Full Screen zoom with maximum magnification
B. Split Screen or Picture-in-Picture zoom
C. System-wide display scaling
D. VoiceOver with zoom integration

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B. Split Screen or Picture-in-Picture zoom

Split Screen zoom shows zoom on one edge of the screen, while Picture-in-Picture zoom shows zoom in a moveable box, both allowing selective screen enlargement.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Zoom in on what’s onscreen on Mac’

A user cannot use a mouse or trackpad due to mobility limitations. They need to control the pointer and perform clicks using only the keyboard. What accessibility feature should be enabled?

A. Full Keyboard Access
B. Mouse Keys
C. Voice Control
D. Switch Control

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B. Mouse Keys

Mouse Keys specifically allows users to use the keyboard to move the pointer and perform mouse clicks when a mouse or trackpad is not available.

Reference: Apple Support - ‘Use your keyboard like a mouse with Mac’

An enterprise wants to provide secure authentication that works across multiple platforms beyond Apple devices. What passkey capability supports this requirement? A. Passkeys only work on Apple devices B. QR code scanning allows passkey use on non-Apple devices C. Passkeys require Apple Account on all devices D. Third-party integration is not supported

B. QR code scanning allows passkey use on non-Apple devices Passkeys can be used on devices not associated with your Apple Account through QR code scanning, enabling cross-platform authentication. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

A user reports that their Safari profile synchronization isn't working between their Mac and iPhone. What should be verified first? A. Both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network B. Safari 17+ on all devices, same Apple Account, Safari enabled in iCloud settings C. iCloud+ subscription is active D. Two-factor authentication is enabled

B. Safari 17+ on all devices, same Apple Account, Safari enabled in iCloud settings Safari profile sync requires Safari 17 or later on all devices, the same Apple Account, and Safari turned on in the iCloud section of Apple Account settings. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use profiles in Safari on Mac'

An accessibility consultant needs to help a user who has limited fine motor control but can use a keyboard. Which combination of features would be most helpful? A. Mouse Keys + Full Keyboard Access B. Voice Control + VoiceOver C. Zoom + Live Captions D. Switch Control + AssistiveTouch

A. Mouse Keys + Full Keyboard Access Mouse Keys allows keyboard-based pointer control, while Full Keyboard Access enables complete system navigation via keyboard, providing comprehensive computer control for users with limited fine motor skills. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use your keyboard like a mouse with Mac' + 'Navigate your Mac using Full Keyboard Access'

A security team wants to understand the cryptographic implications of passkey storage. Where are passkeys stored and who has access? A. Stored locally on device, accessible to Apple for support B. Stored in Apple's secure servers with admin access C. Encrypted in iCloud Keychain, not visible to anyone including Apple D. Stored in device Secure Enclave only

C. Encrypted in iCloud Keychain, not visible to anyone including Apple Passkeys are encrypted and stored in iCloud Keychain using strong encryption, making them not visible to anyone including Apple. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

An organization deploys Macs with multiple user accounts. Administrators report that standard users cannot reset forgotten passwords. What is the expected behavior? A. Standard users should be able to reset any password B. This is correct; only administrators can reset other users' passwords C. Users need Apple Account verification to reset passwords D. Password reset capability requires special permissions

B. This is correct; only administrators can reset other users' passwords Standard users can only change their own password and user picture. Administrators are required to reset other users' passwords through the Users & Groups settings. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Change a password or user picture on Mac'

A user wants to set up website-specific browsing contexts where certain sites always open in designated Safari profiles. What capability supports this? A. Safari can set specific websites to open in designated profiles B. This requires browser extensions C. Only possible with bookmarks organization D. Not supported in Safari profiles

A. Safari can set specific websites to open in designated profiles Safari profiles include the ability to set specific websites to open in designated profiles automatically, providing seamless context switching. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use profiles in Safari on Mac'

A user needs to temporarily disable Full Keyboard Access while troubleshooting an application. What command accomplishes this? A. Command-Option-Escape B. Control-Option-Command-P (pass-through mode) C. Option-Tab-Space D. Command-Tab-Escape

B. Control-Option-Command-P (pass-through mode) Control-Option-Command-P activates pass-through mode, which temporarily disables Full Keyboard Access for troubleshooting purposes. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Navigate your Mac using Full Keyboard Access'

An assistive technology specialist needs to configure Zoom for a user who works with multiple displays. What display behavior can be configured? A. Zoom only works on the primary display B. Each display can zoom independently, or show zoomed content from one display on another C. All displays must zoom together D. Zoom requires single display configuration

B. Each display can zoom independently, or show zoomed content from one display on another Zoom on multiple displays supports independent zooming per display or showing zoomed content from one display on a second display for flexible accessibility. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Zoom in on what's onscreen on Mac'

A user wants to use passkeys but is concerned about vendor lock-in. What alternative storage option exists besides iCloud Keychain? A. Local device storage only B. Third-party password managers C. Hardware security keys D. Browser-based storage

C. Hardware security keys Passkeys can be saved to hardware security keys instead of iCloud Keychain, providing an alternative storage option for users concerned about platform dependency. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

An IT administrator needs to audit which users have administrative privileges for password management. Where can this information be verified? A. Terminal command: sudo dscl B. System Settings > Users & Groups (administrator accounts can modify other users) C. Keychain Access > System Keychains D. Apple Account settings online

B. System Settings > Users & Groups (administrator accounts can modify other users) Administrator privileges for password management can be verified in System Settings > Users & Groups, where administrator accounts have the ability to modify other users' settings. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Change a password or user picture on Mac'

A user reports that Mouse Keys numeric keypad controls aren't working as expected. What alternative control scheme is available? A. Voice commands only B. Trackpad gestures C. Alternative keyboard layout using 7,8,9,U,O,J,K,L keys for movement D. External pointing device required

C. Alternative keyboard layout using 7,8,9,U,O,J,K,L keys for movement Mouse Keys provides alternative controls for keyboards without numeric keypads, using keys 7,8,9,U,O,J,K,L for movement, I for click, M to hold, and period to release. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use your keyboard like a mouse with Mac'

A privacy-conscious user wants to understand what browsing data Safari profiles keep separate versus shared. What is the data separation model? A. All data is completely separate between profiles B. History, cookies, website data, extensions, Tab Groups separate; AutoFill, passwords, security settings shared C. Only passwords are shared between profiles D. All data is shared except browsing history

B. History, cookies, website data, extensions, Tab Groups separate; AutoFill, passwords, security settings shared Safari profiles maintain separate browsing contexts (history, cookies, website data, extensions, Tab Groups) while sharing user convenience features (AutoFill, passwords, security settings). **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use profiles in Safari on Mac'

An enterprise security architect wants to implement phishing-resistant authentication. What technical mechanism makes passkeys more phishing-resistant than passwords? A. Passkeys are longer and more complex B. Passkeys are uniquely generated per account and cryptographically bound to specific domains C. Passkeys require biometric authentication D. Passkeys expire automatically

B. Passkeys are uniquely generated per account and cryptographically bound to specific domains Passkeys provide phishing resistance through their unique generation per account and cryptographic binding to specific domains, making them unusable on fake websites. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

A user with hearing impairment needs real-time transcription of audio content during video calls. Which accessibility feature provides this capability? A. VoiceOver B. Live Captions C. Audio Descriptions D. Closed Captions

B. Live Captions Live Captions provides real-time captioning of spoken audio from apps or conversations, including video calls, supporting users with hearing impairments. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Get started with accessibility features on Mac'

An organization wants to deploy a centralized authentication strategy using passkeys across their device fleet. What infrastructure consideration is most important? A. All devices must be on the same network B. Devices must be enrolled in the same Apple Business Manager C. Users must have the same Apple Account or Managed Apple Account across devices D. Passkeys require enterprise certificate infrastructure

C. Users must have the same Apple Account or Managed Apple Account across devices Passkey synchronization across devices requires users to be signed in with the same Apple Account or Managed Apple Account to enable iCloud Keychain synchronization. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

A support technician needs to help a user who accidentally deleted a Safari profile. What data recovery options are available? A. Profile data can be restored from Time Machine backup B. Bookmarks are preserved when profiles are deleted, but history and cookies are permanently lost C. All profile data is permanently lost when deleted D. Profile data can be recovered from iCloud sync

B. Bookmarks are preserved when profiles are deleted, but history and cookies are permanently lost When a Safari profile is deleted, it removes history, cookies, and website data, but bookmarks are preserved and remain accessible. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use profiles in Safari on Mac'

An accessibility coordinator needs to help a user who requires both visual magnification and keyboard navigation. What configuration approach is most effective? A. Use only Zoom to avoid conflicts B. Combine Zoom with Full Keyboard Access for comprehensive accessibility C. Use VoiceOver instead of Zoom D. Enable all accessibility features simultaneously

B. Combine Zoom with Full Keyboard Access for comprehensive accessibility Zoom and Full Keyboard Access can work together effectively - Zoom provides visual magnification while Full Keyboard Access enables complete system navigation without a mouse. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Zoom in on what's onscreen on Mac' + 'Navigate your Mac using Full Keyboard Access'

A user wants to create passkeys for high-security applications but is concerned about the authentication process on shared computers. What security mechanism protects passkey usage? A. Passkeys automatically lock after 5 minutes B. Passkeys require biometric or device passcode authentication each time C. Passkeys only work on registered devices D. Passkeys require network connectivity for verification

B. Passkeys require biometric or device passcode authentication each time Passkeys require Face ID, Touch ID, or device passcode authentication for each use, ensuring secure access even on shared or public computers. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

An enterprise mobility manager needs to understand Safari profile management in a corporate environment. What administrative capabilities exist for Safari profiles? A. Profiles can be centrally managed via MDM B. Profile creation and management is user-controlled only C. Profiles require administrator approval to create D. Enterprise profiles are separate from user profiles

B. Profile creation and management is user-controlled only Safari profiles are designed for user-controlled creation and management, allowing individuals to organize their browsing contexts according to their needs. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use profiles in Safari on Mac'

A user with limited mobility needs to control their Mac entirely through keyboard input but finds the default accessibility options insufficient. What advanced customization is available? A. No customization options exist B. Full Keyboard Access provides customizable shortcuts and alternative pointer actions including assistive switches and facial expressions C. Only basic keyboard shortcuts are available D. Third-party software is required

B. Full Keyboard Access provides customizable shortcuts and alternative pointer actions including assistive switches and facial expressions Full Keyboard Access offers extensive customization including alternative pointer actions using keyboard shortcuts, assistive switches, or facial expressions for comprehensive accessibility. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use your keyboard like a mouse with Mac'

A security analyst wants to understand the technical implementation of passkey authentication. What cryptographic approach do passkeys use? A. Shared secret encryption B. Public key cryptography with device-generated key pairs C. Password hashing with salt D. Symmetric encryption with shared keys

B. Public key cryptography with device-generated key pairs Passkeys use public key cryptography where the device generates unique key pairs for each account, providing strong cryptographic authentication. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

An IT training coordinator needs to explain the difference between Mouse Keys and Full Keyboard Access to support staff. What is the key distinction? A. They provide identical functionality B. Mouse Keys controls pointer movement and clicking; Full Keyboard Access provides complete system navigation C. Mouse Keys is for Mac only; Full Keyboard Access is cross-platform D. Full Keyboard Access requires external hardware

B. Mouse Keys controls pointer movement and clicking; Full Keyboard Access provides complete system navigation Mouse Keys specifically handles pointer control and clicking functions, while Full Keyboard Access provides comprehensive system navigation including windows, menus, and applications. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use your keyboard like a mouse with Mac' + 'Navigate your Mac using Full Keyboard Access'

A user wants to integrate Safari profiles with their productivity workflow using Focus modes. What integration capability exists? A. No integration between Safari profiles and Focus modes B. Focus filters can automatically switch to specific Safari profiles when using that Focus C. Safari profiles can only be manually switched D. Focus modes disable Safari profiles

B. Focus filters can automatically switch to specific Safari profiles when using that Focus Safari profiles can be integrated with Focus modes through Focus filters, automatically switching to appropriate profiles based on the active Focus. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use profiles in Safari on Mac'

A compliance officer needs to understand data residency for passkeys in a regulated environment. Where is the cryptographic key material stored? A. On Apple's servers in the United States B. Locally on each device only C. Encrypted in iCloud Keychain with user-controlled encryption keys D. In a hybrid local/cloud configuration

C. Encrypted in iCloud Keychain with user-controlled encryption keys Passkeys are stored encrypted in iCloud Keychain, where the encryption keys are controlled by the user and not accessible to Apple. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use passkeys to sign in to websites and apps on iPad'

An assistive technology specialist is configuring Zoom for a user who needs different magnification levels for different tasks. What flexibility exists in Zoom configuration? A. Zoom has fixed magnification levels only B. Zoom provides adjustable magnification with different view styles (Full Screen, Split Screen, Picture-in-Picture) C. Only one magnification setting per user D. Magnification requires separate applications

B. Zoom provides adjustable magnification with different view styles (Full Screen, Split Screen, Picture-in-Picture) Zoom offers flexible magnification control with adjustable zoom levels and multiple viewing styles to accommodate different user needs and tasks. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Zoom in on what's onscreen on Mac'

A digital forensics investigator needs to understand Safari profile data isolation for a legal case. How are different profiles' data stored and separated? A. All profile data is stored together with tags B. Each profile maintains completely separate data stores for history, cookies, website data, extensions, and Tab Groups C. Only browsing history is separated between profiles D. Profile separation is visual only, not technical

B. Each profile maintains completely separate data stores for history, cookies, website data, extensions, and Tab Groups Safari profiles maintain complete technical separation of browsing data, with each profile having distinct data stores for history, cookies, website data, extensions, and Tab Groups. **Reference:** Apple Support - 'Use profiles in Safari on Mac'

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