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Controlled folder access in Windows Security is designed to protect folders from unauthorized changes by allowing only trusted applications to access the folders. This feature helps protect data from malicious apps and threats, such as ransomware. By configuring Controlled folder access, you can specify which applications are allowed to make changes to the data in the protected folders, meeting the goal of ensuring that only specific applications can modify the data.
Configuring Tamper Protection from Virus & threat protection is intended to prevent malicious applications from altering Microsoft Defender Antivirus settings. It does not restrict specific applications from modifying data in protected folders. To achieve the goal of allowing only specific applications to modify data in protected folders, you should configure Controlled folder access instead.
Configuring Exploit protection settings from App & browser control does not specifically ensure that only certain applications can modify data in protected folders. Instead, to achieve this goal, one would configure Controlled folder access in the Virus & threat protection settings. Controlled folder access helps protect files and folders from unauthorized changes by malicious applications, and it allows only trusted applications to access protected folders.
