Which of the following roles is NOT provided by OutSystems?

The choice indicating "Guests" is the correct answer because OutSystems does not define a distinct role called "Guests" within its security model. In OutSystems, user roles are typically categorized as Anonymous, Registered, and Administrators.

• The "Anonymous" role is used for users who have not logged in and are typically limited to viewing public content.

• The "Registered" role is assigned to users who have created an account and provides access to features and content beyond what anonymous users can access, usually requiring authentication.

• The "Administrators" role has elevated privileges for managing applications, user access, and other administrative functions within the OutSystems environment.

By recognizing that "Guests" is not an officially designated role in OutSystems, one can understand the defined structure and functionality of user roles in the platform, facilitating better management of user permissions and application security.