Xtech: permissions

On the Xtech, permissions are operations that an agent is technically allowed, or permitted, to perform in regards to the operating system and specific files and programs. Each agent has specific permissions for its operations of the device and is forbidden to perform certain operations according to system policy as determined by the administrator(s). Agents are usually classified by access level, that is, the extent to which they can act upon the system.
==Access levels==
Access levels are essential settings and classifications that determine the degree to which an agent can act upon the device. Access levels are hierarchial, that is, higher-level agents supersede lower-level agents. This hierarchy prevents non-owners and low-experience users from altering essential settings and internally damaging the device.
The following lists the hierarchy from highest to lowest.
===Syssup===
The system superior, or syssup, is the highest agent of the Xtech and can control all system settings. S/he administers the system, ensuring that it runs properly and is protected from threats and performing recovery operations if necessary. S/he exclusively updates and upgrades the system and approves or rejects applications to be universally installed. S/he is in charge of all user accounts, creating, merging, deleting, and configuring them. S/he wields the key to the Internal Control Panel where essential settings are stored.
=====Relations with other levels=====
*system/root: configures system settings; opens or closes system profile
*Administrators: cooperates with the administrators to manage the system; can revert settings changed by admins; assigns and revokes adminship
*Common users: creates, deletes, and manages user accounts
*Supervised users: supervises, manages, controls access to files + programs + apps + websites
*Guest/temporary: activates/deactivates guest account
===Administrator(s)===
Administrators manage the system and supervise lower users