Can You Share a Record You've Been Granted Access To?

A.

Explanation/Reference: But only if granted Full Access to the record.

The answer is: A. True.

When a user is granted access to a record through manual sharing or sharing rules, they have the ability to share the record with other users. This is because manual sharing and sharing rules grant access to individual records rather than an entire object, allowing the sharing of that specific record.

Manual sharing allows a record owner or someone with sharing permissions to manually grant access to specific users, roles, or public groups for a particular record. Sharing rules, on the other hand, allow administrators to set criteria-based rules that automatically grant access to records based on certain conditions.

Once access has been granted to a user through either manual sharing or sharing rules, that user can share the record with others who may need access to it. However, it's important to note that the level of access that the original sharer granted to the record will also be granted to any additional users who receive shared access.

It's also important to keep in mind that sharing records should always be done with caution, as it can potentially expose sensitive information to users who may not have had access to it otherwise. Proper sharing guidelines and security measures should always be followed to ensure the protection of sensitive data.