Which statement about Confluence access is true?Page permissions can be limited to roles.Personal spaces are always hidden to everyone but the author.Hiding a parent page will automatically hide the children.Archiving a page resets the page permissions.

The statement about Confluence access that is true is "Page permissions can be limited to roles."

In Confluence, you can set permissions at the space level and also at the page level. This means you can restrict who can view and edit your pages, and these permissions can be limited to specific roles, such as administrators, groups, or individual users.

The other statements are not entirely accurate:

• Personal spaces are not always hidden to everyone but the author. The visibility of personal spaces depends on the permissions set by the space owner or the Confluence administrator.

• Hiding a parent page will not automatically hide the children. Child pages can still be accessed directly via their URL or from search results unless their view permissions are also restricted.

• Archiving a page does not reset the page permissions. Archived pages retain their existing permissions, and only users who had permission to view the page before it was archived can view it in the archive.