Vizy has a simple user-account system that allows the admin user to create new accounts and set permissions. This is especially useful when your Vizy is configured for Web Sharing – it allows you to create accounts for others that restrict them from changing things like the currently running application, network configuration, etc.

There are three types of accounts:

• Admin accounts have no restrictions. Only share Admin level access with those you trust – someone with Admin access could potentially format the SD-card (yikes).
• User accounts can access Apps/examples, App Console, and System (information only), but all other dialogs, shell, and text editor access are restricted. User level access is a good balance between being able to explore, but not being able to make any changes that could adversely affect things.
• Guest accounts can interact with the currently running application only. Importantly, Guest accounts can't change the currently running application.