Which statement best describes a limitation for Confluence administrators regarding application management?

• A. They can't remove existing apps/plugins.
• B. They can't configure app settings.
• C. They can't view installed apps.
• D. They can't upload new apps/plugins.

Answer: (D)

In Confluence, managing apps is about what you can do with existing add-ons and how new ones get added. Administrators typically can view which apps are installed, configure the settings of those apps, and remove or disable apps as needed. What isn’t always allowed is adding new apps or plugins directly. In many environments—especially Confluence Cloud or tightly governed setups—the ability to upload or install new add-ons is restricted to higher-level administrators or to vendors via the marketplace. This governance helps prevent unvetted software from entering the system.

So the statement that best describes a limitation is that administrators can’t upload new apps/plugins. The other capabilities—viewing installed apps and configuring or removing them—are part of normal admin duties, so they aren’t the limiting factor in this context.