What describes the Can Use permission?

• A. It allows users to log in to the Confluence site.
• B. It automatically grants administrator rights.
• C. It enables changes to global permissions.
• D. It grants access only to restricted pages.

Answer: (A)

Can Use is the baseline global permission that lets a user access the Confluence site by authenticating and logging in. Without this permission, even someone with an account can’t reach the site, so it directly describes the ability to log in. It doesn’t grant administrator rights, so options that imply admin access aren’t correct. It also doesn’t enable changes to global permissions—those are controlled by separate admin permissions. And it doesn’t restrict access only to restricted pages; page restrictions and space permissions determine access to specific content, not whether a user can log in at all. So the Can Use permission specifically describes the ability to log in to the Confluence site.