Which of the following affects how permissions are set on object storage?

In object storage, metadata, including object tags or custom headers, can be used by access policies to define and enforce permissions, allowing for fine-grained control over who can access specific objects based on their characteristics.

Retention policies determine how long an object is kept, not who can access it.

An Object ID is a unique identifier for an object and does not directly define its permissions.

While ACLs (Access Control Lists) are a direct mechanism for setting permissions, they are often considered a form of metadata associated with the object, and other types of metadata can also influence access control policies.