The answer is correct in my opinion.
1. N - Sharing model-driven apps wont send email with link to the users (https://devoworx.net/share-model-driven-app/)
2. N - admin could assign security roles differently since user A could have access to canvas, but not model-driven / shared apps.
3. N - personal views are only for personal use, not for other users. So you only need to publish system views.
I think 3rd one should be Yes. Here's why:
Types of views
There are three types of views: personal, system, and public.
1. Personal view - Personal views are owned by individuals and only visible to that person unless THEY SHARE their personal views with others.
2. System view - As a system administrator or system customizer, you can edit system views. System views are special views the application depends on, which exist for system tables or are automatically created when you create custom tables. These views have specific purposes and some additional capabilities.
3. Public view - Public views are general purpose views that you can customize as you see fit. They are important because all app users can access them, when they are made available, by using the view selector. It is possible to use public views in subgrids in a form or as a list in a dashboard.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/create-edit-views#types-of-views
N Y Y
Third is Yes : You must share (publish) views to check them.
Also : Personal views can be publish to others
Here's a link to a video that explains how to create and use personal views and also share with others (10:56)
1. N -> Sharing model-driven apps wont send email with link to the users (https://devoworx.net/share-model-driven-app/)
2. N -> The process for sharing a model-driven app is different from sharing a canvas app. Model-driven app sharing depends on how the Microsoft Dataverse data table privileges are assigned for the tables that are in the app. If security roles aren't already defined for your app, contact your Power Platform administrator to create them for you.
3. Y -> Personal view - Personal views are owned by individuals and only visible to that person unless THEY SHARE their personal views with others.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/share-model-driven-app
YES - the sharing proces involve notifying users via email so they can access the app
NO - Admins do not assign power platform security roles and permissions identically for canvas apps, model driven apps and shared apps. Each type of app has its own specific security requirements and considerations.
YES - Before a user can consume both personal and system views in Dynamics 365 you must publish them.
No, Yes, Yes.
No: sharing a model-driven app doesn't send an email with a link by default. Instead, the user is granted access within the app. While Canvas app send an email.
Yes: Administrators can assign Power Platform security roles and permissions similarly for both canvas apps and model-driven apps.
Yes: Views in Power Platform, whether personal or system views, need to be published before users can consume them.
3 I would say No as initially there will be some default OOTB system views, so not needed to be initially published. However, any changes to that view after should be published to see the updated change.
Personal views are done in app and not 'publishable'
1 - N - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/share-model-driven-app - Unlike sharing canvas apps, sharing model-driven apps doesn't currently send an email with a link to the app.
2. Y-
3.N - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/create-edit-views#personal-views - Personal Views are not published. They are only saved as it is created by Users for their own consumption. They can save it and share it but they are not published.
Stfu bro i see u on every damn dicussion giving the wrong answers
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