Yes, the External files in the media library plugin comes with a wealth of permissions. You can find these in your WordPress backend under Settings > External files in the media library > Permissions. They are assigned on the basis of user roles as used by WordPress. However, you can also deny general access to individual users.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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