The authorized change to the device’s software is called a jailbreak A. True B. False

The statement is true.

Jailbreaking refers to the process of removing restrictions imposed by the manufacturer on devices, particularly mobile devices like iPhones or iPads. It allows users to gain root access to the device's operating system and install unauthorized software or customize the device beyond the limits set by the operating system provider. This change is typically done through the installation of specific software that exploits vulnerabilities in the device's firmware. Consequently, the term "authorized change" in the question is somewhat misleading, as jailbreaking is often considered unauthorized by device manufacturers and can void warranties or lead to security risks. Therefore, the correct answer to your question is:

A. True