# 6.2 Content protection by tags

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Let us see how content protection by tags works for a specific user. Now, to check which tags are available for that user, go to the **Go High Level -> Contacts**

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If a tag is added on a **Page** not possessed by a user, then the page can't be accessible by that user.

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In case of multiple tags, the user can access the page if he or she has **any** tag from those tags.

When both **Required Tags** & **And Required Tags** are filled in a page, the page will be accessible to the user if & only if the user has both tags. The page won't be accessible to him if he doesn't have either of the two tags.

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