Who Sees It
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Who Sees It decides who gets the app’s tile in Your Apps and in the app switcher. Aiden sees every app.
| Option in the Portal | audience Value |
Who Gets the Tile |
|---|---|---|
| Everyone | everyone |
Every signed-in person |
| Only Aiden | owner |
Aiden |
| People with a Role | roles:<badge>,<badge> |
People holding any of the chosen roles |
People with <permission> |
permission:<name> |
People holding that permission |
Choosing People with a Role shows the badges, each with its icon and name: Aiden, Sysadmin, Partner, Friend, Developer, Agent and Test. Tick any of them. The app is shown to people with any of the ticked roles.
Every badge implies the permission role.<badge>, so roles:friend,partner means “holds role.friend or role.partner”. permission:role.friend works too. Badge keys other than aiden, sysadmin, partner, friend, developer, agent and test are 400 invalid_audience. See Roles and Permissions.
{ "audience": "roles:friend,partner" }What the Audience Does Not Do
Section titled “What the Audience Does Not Do”The audience only decides who sees the tile. It does not stop anyone from opening the app’s home page or signing in to it. An app that must refuse people checks their permissions itself, for example from the permissions claim in OpenID Connect.