What type of settings can be managed within the Google Workspace Admin console?

The choice of organization-wide security settings and policies is correct because the Google Workspace Admin console is designed to allow administrators to manage a variety of settings that affect all users within an organization. This includes configuring security policies such as two-factor authentication, password management, and access controls across the organization.

Through the Admin console, administrators can also set organization-wide settings for Google services like Drive, Meet, and Gmail, ensuring that policies are uniformly applied to all users or specific organizational units. This capability is crucial for maintaining a secure and compliant environment, adapting to the needs of the organization while supporting user productivity.

In contrast, personal settings for each user pertain to individual configurations that can be modified by the users themselves and are not typically managed at the organization-wide level from the Admin console. The scope of email settings is limited; while they can be adjusted, it is just one piece of a much larger suite of tools and services. The assertion that no settings can be managed is incorrect, as the very purpose of the Admin console is to allow for robust management of various settings and policies for an organization.