When you share an app, what two permission levels are available?

When sharing an app, the two permission levels available are "User" and "Co-Owner."

The "User" permission level allows individuals to run the app without the ability to modify its design or settings. This level is ideal for end-users who need to interact with the application's functionality but should not have any control over its configuration.

The "Co-Owner" permission level provides users with more extensive rights, enabling them to not only run the app but also modify it and manage its settings alongside the original owner. This is particularly useful in collaborative environments where multiple contributors need to work on the app's development and maintenance.

This distinction in permission levels allows for effective management of who can interact with and modify the application, ensuring that it remains secure while allowing collaboration as needed.