Which statement is true regarding the security label in HP Inkjet cartridges?

Question

Options

• AThe security label has to be on the ink cartridge itself, not on the packaging.
• BAll Inkjet cartridges have a security label on the back of the packaging.
• CDepending on the region, not all Inkjet cartridges have a security label.
• DOnly value cartridges and photo packs have a security label.

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  87% (27)
• C
  6% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

HP places a security label on the back of the packaging for all Inkjet cartridges, serving as an authenticity indicator to help customers verify they are purchasing genuine HP products - making B correct. Option A is wrong because the security label is on the packaging, not on the cartridge itself. Option C contradicts the "all cartridges" policy - HP's security labeling is not region-dependent for Inkjet products. Option D is wrong because the label is not limited to value cartridges or photo packs; it applies universally across the Inkjet line.

Memory tip: Think "B = Back of the Box, for all" - the label lives on the back of the packaging and covers every Inkjet cartridge, no exceptions.

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