When a user logs in the first time to Salesforce, the following takes place (Choose all that apply.)
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A. B. C. D.AC.
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A. A cookie is placed in the browser: When a user logs in to Salesforce for the first time, a cookie is placed in their browser. This cookie allows the user to remain logged in to Salesforce even after they close their browser or shut down their computer. The cookie contains information that identifies the user and allows Salesforce to recognize them when they return to the site.
B. Pop-ups are automatically disabled: When a user logs in to Salesforce for the first time, pop-ups are not automatically disabled. However, it is possible for pop-ups to be blocked by the user's browser or by a pop-up blocker installed on the user's computer. If pop-ups are blocked, the user may need to adjust their browser settings or disable their pop-up blocker in order to use Salesforce.
C. Their IP address is added to a trusted list: When a user logs in to Salesforce for the first time, their IP address is not automatically added to a trusted list. However, it is possible for Salesforce administrators to configure trusted IP ranges, which allow users to access Salesforce from specific IP addresses or ranges of IP addresses. If a user's IP address is not on the trusted list, they may need to contact their Salesforce administrator to request access.
D. They are prompted to answer a security question: When a user logs in to Salesforce for the first time, they are not automatically prompted to answer a security question. However, Salesforce administrators can configure security settings to require users to answer security questions or verify their identity through other means, such as multi-factor authentication. If a user is prompted to answer a security question, it is likely because their Salesforce administrator has enabled this feature.
So, the correct answer would be A, as a cookie is placed in the browser, and possibly D, if the Salesforce administrator has configured security settings to require users to answer a security question.