When an OBC is fulfilled, the user will have full access to the dynamically generated bucket. In practical use however, the owner should be capable of requesting keys with defined limited permissions (RO, WO, RW, etc). This differs from ACLs, which define public access.
The purpose for this feature would be to allow users to limit access to their buckets to only what the connecting app requires. An app that only servers data from the bucket should not have write access, for instance.
When an OBC is fulfilled, the user will have full access to the dynamically generated bucket. In practical use however, the owner should be capable of requesting keys with defined limited permissions (RO, WO, RW, etc). This differs from ACLs, which define public access.
The purpose for this feature would be to allow users to limit access to their buckets to only what the connecting app requires. An app that only servers data from the bucket should not have write access, for instance.