viewingaccess

noun
UK /ˈvjuːɪŋ ˈæksɛs/
US /ˈvjuɪŋ ˈæksɛs/

The right to look at something.

The museum gave us viewing access to the new art show.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The ability to open and see files or content on a computer or device.

The teacher gave every student viewing access to the shared folder.

3. Permission to watch a private event, broadcast, or stream.

Only ticket holders had viewing access to the live concert stream.

4. The chance to examine something closely, such as records or documents.

The lawyer requested viewing access to the old files.