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in its key. In fact, a "folder" in COS is an object with a storage capacity of 0 KB.Permission Type | Parameter | Description |
Public permission | Inherit | Default value, consistent with the bucket permission. |
| Private Read/Write | Only the root account has the read and write permissions on the folder. Non-root accounts (sub-accounts, the root accounts of other users, or anonymous users) cannot access the folder. |
| Public Read/Private Write | The root account has the read and write permissions on the folder. Non-root accounts (sub-accounts, the root accounts of other users, or anonymous users) can read content in the folder but cannot write new data into the folder. |
| Public Read/Write | Both the root account and non-root accounts (sub-accounts, the root accounts of other users, or anonymous users) have the read and write permissions on the folder. |
User ACL | User Type | `Root account` indicates the root account of other users. `Sub-account` indicates the sub-account under the current root account.To grant the access permission to a sub-account of another root account, you need to grant the access permission to that root account first and then grant the access permission to the sub-account from that root account. |
| Read | Permission to read data |
| Write | Permission to write data |
| Read ACL | Permission to read folder permission configuration. With this permission, you can obtain folder permission configuration details. |
| Write ACL | Permission to modify folder permission configuration. With this permission, you can modify folder permission configuration details. Exercise caution with this configuration because it will cause permission changes. |
| Full control | Includes the Reads, Write, Read ACL, and Write ACL permissions. Exercise caution with this configuration because it grants a wide range of permissions. |
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