You are configuring a new Power Apps portal. You have two web roles, one for authenticated users and one for anonymous users. You grant the Anonymous Users role to users. A test user reports that…

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Options

• AThe setting to make the page available to everyone is disabled.
• BInherited permissions are not enabled for the linked page.
• CThe Authenticated Users Web role does not have permission to view the page.
• DMaintenance mode is enabled on the portal.

• A
  8% (4)
• B
  76% (37)
• C
  14% (7)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

In Power Apps portals, child pages do not automatically inherit the permissions of their parent page. If 'Inherited permissions' is not enabled on the linked page, the anonymous user's web role grant on the parent (home) page does not carry over - so the user can see the home page but is blocked from the child page. Option A is incorrect because disabling public visibility would block all users, not just anonymous ones. Option C is irrelevant since the test user is anonymous. Option D (maintenance mode) would block the entire portal, not a single page.

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