How can you allow users to access specific parts of an app without logging in?

Allowing users to access specific parts of an app without logging in is effectively managed through the use of anonymous users. By configuring an application to support anonymous access, you enable users to interact with certain features and content without undergoing the authentication process. This can improve user experience, particularly for applications that provide informational or promotional content that doesn't require user identification.

While user roles are critical for managing permissions once a user is logged in, they do not apply to users who are accessing the app anonymously. Public access settings typically relate to defining what unsanctioned users can see, but they still necessitate some form of role definition behind the scenes. Two-factor authentication is designed to enhance security for authenticated users and does not pertain to allowing access to non-logged-in users. Thus, the option of setting up anonymous users directly addresses the goal of providing access without the requirement of logging in.