Which two settings should you adjust to control who can stream content to your Mac with AirPlay Receiver?

To effectively manage who can stream content to your Mac via AirPlay Receiver, adjusting the options to allow AirPlay only for the current user while also requiring a password provides a good balance of accessibility and security. By selecting "Allow AirPlay for: Current user," you limit streaming to only the individual currently logged into the Mac, which helps protect your content from unauthorized access.

Additionally, enabling the "Require password" setting adds an extra layer of security, as it ensures that even if someone is on the same network, they must input a password to connect and stream content. This combination creates a controlled environment for streaming, allowing for personal or private use of your Mac without risking unintended external access.

The other options, such as disabling AirPlay or turning to Bluetooth, don't offer the same level of controlled access and may limit the utility of AirPlay functionality altogether, which is not ideal for users who want to use the service securely.