Permissions

There are four kinds of permissions or user privileges to files and folders.

Own : The user owns the data object (file) or the collection (directory) and has the full permission on reading, modifying or sharing the object.

Write : The user has read and write access to the object.

Read: The user can only read the object or its content.

None: The user does not have any permission on the object. One can use “none” when removing the previously assigned permissions to a user. When you are the owner of an object and accidentally set your own permissions to “none”, you can recover this by changing the permissions. Internally, you will remain the owner and can recover your permissions.