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I was asked a simple question I do not have the answer to. If there is a project folder with say, three regular sub-folders and a user has view access to the project folder and one of the three sub-folders with the other two sub-folders set at "No Access", can they see the existence of the two sub-folders they don't have access to? I hope that makes sense. Can they see that those two sub-folders exist even though their permission is No Access? I appreciate any help.
The answer is no, the user will not even see the folders exists if provided No Access to the folder.
The No Access permission is a good and powerful permission to use to ensure a user will not be able to see a folder exists including any documents in the folder.
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