Under what condition can you edit an image’s properties in RapidResponse?

In RapidResponse, the ability to edit an image’s properties is contingent upon ownership or administrative rights. When either a user owns an image or holds an administrative position, they are granted the necessary privileges to access and modify the image's properties. This ensures that only those who have a vested interest or overarching control over the data can make changes, thereby maintaining the integrity and security of the content within the system.

Other roles, such as general users with editor permissions or those with read-only access, do not possess the rights to edit an image’s properties. Editor permissions may allow modifications to certain aspects of the data, but they do not extend to image properties unless the user is explicitly recognized as the owner or administrator of that image. Similarly, having read-only access means the user can view the images but cannot make any alterations, including property edits. The system's design prioritizes control and accountability, thereby necessitating that only authorized users are allowed to make such changes.