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Greetings,

Unfortunately this is not possible due to the fact that, if one user were able to for example disable a particular protection component and the system were to get infected as a result, determining how the system got infected and possibly even remediating the infection after the fact could be difficult if not impossible.  It's also worth mentioning that since Malwarebytes protects the entire system while active, and scans check files, registry hives and even memory across the entire system and all user accounts, if multiple users are logged in at once, then allowing them to have different settings per each user account would cause a conflict since one account is telling Malwarebytes to have one behavior while the other is telling Malwarebytes to behave differently.  The same goes for protection since protection runs as a system level service and kernel mode drivers that by default run on boot, before the user logon process has even occurred, so determining what to do and which protections to enable/disable based on which user is going to log onto the system would be impossible since at the point that they start to load, no user has logged onto the system yet (and protection becomes active before anyone logs on at all; for example, at the logon screen where the user selects their profile to log into Windows, though the UI/tray does load under each account of course, but that's necessary for notifications to function/be seen by each user).

With all that said, you can password protect access to the settings and various pages/components of the UI to restrict what other users can and cannot access or change, though obviously that only means that other users would be unable to make changes to whatever settings the system's administrator configures and wouldn't cause Malwarebytes to actually function with different settings for each user/account.

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