This Question is really confusing. I wonder if it's from an outdated version ServiceNow or I just don't understand it, but in the Vancouver CSA fundamentals book it's clearly stated that "If there's no user criteria specified in the "Can Read" related list then the Knowledge Base becomes open to the public." Same is the information in the ServiceNow forums: "To make a Knowledge base public navigate to Knowledge > Administration > Knowledge Bases. Select the knowledge base you want to make public. Go to the Can Read section or tab and remove any entries from the list. That way everyone gets read permission on all articles in that knowledge base."
I could not find any information anywhere about a specific "Public setting".
Nevertheless, I would probably have to go for answer A as the other ones are even more meaningless.
The key item to note in the question is that the user is NOT logged in. If the person is not even logged in then there is no authentication or access control to consider. It’s a public user and therefore the article must have public setting. Anyone on the internet can view it.
Can you pls give me your account details... I need to study bro...
My Reddit: Conscious_Can_2005
Or Can you pls drop any comment in every question bro.... Please bro...
The setting that allows users to view a Knowledge Base article even if they are not logged in is called "Public Knowledge Base". This setting can be enabled or disabled by ServiceNow administrators in the Knowledge Base Service Portal application.
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