access rights
Who may enter
Access rights are permissions that determine what a user can do with a file, system, or resource—whether they can read, write, modify, or delete it.
The term appears in computing, legal contexts, and property law: The administrator granted access rights to the database.
In custody disputes, access rights refer to a parent's legal permission to spend time with a child.
- keycardsEncoded entry credentials
- gate codeNumeric entry password
- permissionsOfficial allowances granted
- file permissionsRules governing file access
- security clearanceAuthorization for classified access
need to know · authentication · easement · right of way · biometrics · authorization · eminent domain · read-only · privacy policies · encryption · VPNs · admin · locks · database · digital footprint · checkpoints · denied · granted
- rightscivil liberties, right, immunity, liberty, constitutional guarantees
- data privacydata privacy, GDPR, personal data, data protection, de-identification
- family lawchild custody, child support, alimony, family court, divorce petitions
- access controllogin, password, username, PIN, credential
- custody lawchild custody, custody order, custody laws, joint custody, sole custody
- digital rightsdigital freedom, digital privacy, data privacy, data protection, internet freedom
access rightsaccess controls
Restrictions on entry rights
lockout · firewalls · gatekeeping · blockade · embargo