What type of experience is created by using the Authenticator with default options?

Using the Authenticator with default options creates an Anonymous Link that behaves like an Individual Link. This means that while respondents can still access the survey without identifying themselves personally, each respondent is effectively treated as an individual entry. The system tracks responses separately, ensuring no duplication from the same user.

The Authenticator is designed to safeguard survey integrity while maintaining participant anonymity. It allows for limit setting without requiring explicit identification. This functionality is particularly useful in research where you need to ensure that each participant's response is unique, yet do not want to compromise their anonymity.

In contrast, other options like creating a public survey or implementing a one-time access link focus more on access control rather than maintaining anonymity alongside individual tracking. The option regarding a restricted survey that captures detailed information implies a higher level of identification and monitoring than the default options provide. Therefore, the choice correctly reflects how the Authenticator functions in a typical survey setup.