The API fully respects the security and access protocols configured through Force.com builder.
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The statement "The API fully respects the security and access protocols configured through Force.com builder" is true.
The Force.com platform provides a set of tools and features to manage data access and security for different users and roles. These include profiles, permission sets, field-level security, and sharing settings. The API is a set of tools that allow developers to interact with the platform programmatically, either through REST or SOAP web services.
When using the API, the same security and access protocols configured through Force.com builder are applied. This means that if a user has restricted access to a certain record or field, they will not be able to access it through the API either. Similarly, if a user has been granted access to a certain record or field, they will be able to access it through the API as well.
The Force.com platform also provides additional features to further secure API access, such as OAuth 2.0 authentication and IP restrictions. OAuth 2.0 allows developers to obtain access tokens to interact with the API on behalf of a user, while IP restrictions allow administrators to limit API access to specific IP addresses or ranges.
In summary, the API fully respects the security and access protocols configured through Force.com builder, providing a secure and reliable way for developers to interact with the platform programmatically.