What can Community users do to manipulate data or settings in Analytics?

The correct choice reflects the specific capabilities of Community users within the analytics platform. Community users generally have limited access and functionality compared to administrative users, focusing mainly on interaction with data through actions such as recording insights, feedback, or analytics performance related to their use. This means they can document their behaviors or actions within the system, which can be crucial for contributing to reports and understanding user engagement without having the ability to change actual data or settings.

Other options suggest a level of access or control that is typically reserved for users with higher permissions, such as administrators. For example, the ability to modify Analytics assets directly falls under the permissions of more privileged users, who can make changes to dashboards and reports. Changing user permissions would require administrative rights, which Community users do not possess. Lastly, unrestricted access to all data is also not aligned with the restrictions placed on Community users, who generally only see what is relevant to them or what has been explicitly shared with them. Thus, the role of a Community user is more about observation and recording rather than manipulation or administrative control.