What happens if a user does not have 'can_delete' permissions?

When a user does not have 'can_delete' permissions, they are restricted from permanently deleting data. However, they still retain the ability to perform other actions such as marking data, which typically involves flagging or designating data in a specific manner without removing it from the index. This means the user can still influence how data is viewed, shared, or analyzed without having the authority to remove it entirely from the system.

The understanding of this permission is important for administrators to control data integrity and compliance, as well as to prevent accidental data loss. By allowing users to mark data while preventing them from deleting it, organizations can create a collaborative yet secure environment for data management. Thus, users can still participate in data governance practices without compromising the overall data lifecycle management.