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Anonymous FTP is a setting which allows users to login to your FTP server anonymously by not  requiring any login credentials.
This feature may be useful to clients wanting to grant access to a set of files to a large number of people, however this can pose a severe security threat and it is strongly encouraged to leave this feature disabled.
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