# 6.1 For logged-in & logged-out user

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To check how content protection works for logged\_in users & for the users not logged\_in. To do so, let us go to a sample page & select the option **Only Logged in User** & check the sample page from an incognito window where I am not logged in.

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The view from the incognito window for the users not logged in will be as follows.

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But this page can be viewed for logged in users. But if the **Only Logged Out User** option is selected from the content protection, a reverse scenario will be there i.e. the page will be displayed only for the users not logged in.


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