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Which is the opposite action to restricting access in terms of permissions?
Permit
Deny
Block
Limit
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Correct Answer:
Block
Explanation:
Access control is about who can do what. When you restrict access, you’re tightening who is allowed to act. The opposite action is to grant that access—to allow the action by giving permission. Among common options, the term that means giving access is permit, because it explicitly signals that the user is allowed to proceed. Deny, block, and limit all convey preventing or reducing access, not enabling it. For example, granting read permission to a file is permitting access; blocking would stop it.
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