An anonymous FTP is, as its name suggests, a public FTP server to which any internet user can have access without needing any password to identify themselves, in order to upload and/or download files. It serves to make any kind of document available to a large number of people.
Acronym or abbreviation:
Anonymous FTP: Anonymous File Transfer Protocol
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