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    Usage Data Permission Concerns

    Hi, I wanted to measure data upload and download on Android PingTools but was required to give Usage Data Access permission to the app: I am wondering if by doing that this app could read data and identify what I do online. Assuming there was malicious app disguised as benevolent app and...
  2. MrGuvernment

    Adding a new drive - read only?

    Hey everyone, Garuda linux here (arc based) I have been reinstalling various versions of Garuda to land on one I like so lots of redoing things. When i gparted my 2nd and 3rd SSD's in the system, It only mounts it with read only permissions with root as the owner. Is this something I will...
  3. sirusarai

    SharePoint 2013 - Auditing Users/Groups/Permissions

    Good morning! Looking at all the Sharepoint experts out there... I am currently trying to figure out what kind of auditing i can do to just basically see all of my groups and users and what everyone has permissions to. I'm having a hard time figuring out where to begin with this. Any...
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    • 2013 auditing groups office permissions sharepoint sharepoint 2013 users
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    • Forum: General Software
  4. NeghVar

    different file and folder permissions

    I have an Ubuntu-base Linux OS and I need to set certain permissions for a folder and its files. I need to set the folder as RW but the files as R. So, I want to copy, move or create files in the folder, but the files themselves need to be read only (except for root access). I know the chmod...
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