For the same domain, if a user has unconstrained access via a user-based security group and segmented access via a segment-based security group, what is the user's access level?

When a user has unconstrained access through a user-based security group, this type of access allows them to view all data within the specified domain without restrictions. This means that no filters or limitations apply to the information they can access.

In contrast, segmented access provided by a segment-based security group applies specific constraints or filters to the user's access based on defined segments of the data. However, when both types of access are present for the same domain, the more permissive access type takes precedence.

Since unconstrained access is broader and more inclusive than segmented access, the user’s overall access level remains unconstrained. This reflects the principle that when users belong to multiple security groups, their access combines in a way that prioritizes the least restrictive permissions. As a result, even though the user is part of a segment-based security group, the unconstrained access from the user-based security group overrides the segment-based limitations, allowing for full access to the data.