Set the default object ACL to a predefined value in a Bucket.
Every bucket has a default object ACL, and this ACL is applied to all objects uploaded to that bucket without a predefined ACL or an ACL specified in the request. When creating Buckets it is sometimes convenient to define the default object ACL to one of the predefined values.
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