What is a potential impact of enabling Anonymous Access in a space?

• A. The space becomes visible to users who are not logged in.
• B. It disables indexing
• C. It requires admin approval
• D. It changes page permissions

Answer: (A)

Anonymous access controls who can read content in a space. When this is turned on, anyone who has the URL can view the space’s pages without signing in. That makes the space visible to users who aren’t logged in, which is why this setting has a major impact on privacy and exposure of information. You can still use per-page restrictions to hide specific pages from anonymous viewers, but the overall visibility of the space itself changes with this setting. It doesn’t automatically disable indexing, it doesn’t require admin approval for each access, and it doesn’t inherently alter the existing page permissions—the permissions and any page restrictions still determine who can see individual pages. If you need to keep content private, either keep anonymous access off or actively manage space and page permissions to restrict visibility.