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Hi Vasileios,

There is currently no way to hide the users in the user list if the logged-in user has the permissions to read all users. I can think of this workaround, but I haven’t actually tested it:

• Remove the permission to read all users –> the user list is not visible in the Simplifier UI. Instead, assign a role or an attribute to the user, like ‘canReadUsers’
• However, the user needs the permission to read themselves and to read and assign roles
• When the user logs in to the application, check inside a Server-Side Business Object (SBO) function if the user has the required role or attribute ‘canReadUsers’
• If yes: use the SBO API  to assign a role to the logged-in user which includes the permission to read all users
• Do the logic inside the application that you need to do (e.g., read users of a given group)
• After that, in another SBO function, unassign the role which includes the permission to read all users again from the logged-in user –> the user only has this role to read all users for the necessary task inside the application

Let me know if this works for you.