What happens when "public" is checked in the audience tab on a saved search?

When "public" is checked in the audience tab on a saved search, it allows all roles within the organization to have visibility for that search. This means that the saved search becomes accessible not only to the user who created it but to all users with appropriate role permissions. By allowing this public access, you enable users across various roles to view and potentially utilize the search results based on their permissions.

This setting also often implies that users can see the search in their list of available searches, allowing greater collaboration and data retrieval options within the organization. Setting a saved search to public doesn’t, however, automatically grant the ability to edit the original search unless further permissions are assigned, which differentiates it from simply allowing view-only access or limiting the view to admins.