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I know that the term rights
applies to user/groups of users (such as- the user X has the right to change system time) ; and the term permissions
applies to an object (such as folder/file. Eg- the user X has full permissions over this folder). This link "http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs-permissions-user-rights.htm" says the same.
Then why are we NOT saying user permissions
instead of user rights
? What is the difference in the meaning of the two words permission
and rights
?
You said
some may argue for a narrower view that does not allow overlap
. What is that view? If there is any difference, what will be the difference? – jabi – 2017-11-01T18:26:35.907The view you claimed in your own question, supported by the link: " 0 down vote favorite
I know that the term rights applies to user/groups of users (such as- the user X has the right to change system time) ; and the term permissions applies to an object (such as folder/file. Eg- the user X has full permissions over this folder)." – music2myear – 2017-11-01T18:28:23.407
i know. But what is the difference in the meaning? – jabi – 2017-11-01T18:32:09.733
There is no difference. You stated in your question that there is a difference, and I stated in my answer that there is no difference. People use both "User Rights" and "User Permissions" and mean the same thing by the two phrases. There is no difference in the meaning. – music2myear – 2017-11-01T18:36:58.390