What setting is NOT typically configurable by a Standard account?

A Standard user account on a Mac is designed to have limited administrative privileges compared to an Administrator account. This means that users with Standard accounts can perform many everyday tasks but do not have the ability to change settings that affect all users on the device.

Changing settings for all user accounts is not a configurable option for a Standard account because this level of access requires administrative privileges. This restriction is in place to maintain the integrity and security of the system, ensuring that a single Standard user cannot alter configurations that may impact other users negatively or introduce vulnerabilities.

In contrast, Standard users can indeed adjust personal account settings, such as changing their passwords or customizing desktop backgrounds. They can also use the device for general purposes and install new applications that do not require administrative authentication. This functionality allows Standard users to interact with their system comfortably while protecting overall system and user security.