What type of permissions can profiles and permission sets manage in Salesforce Communities?

Profiles and permission sets in Salesforce Communities primarily manage user access and permissions for objects, fields, and various features within the community. One of the key aspects they can control is the enforcement of a membership policy. This policy governs how users can gain access to the community, including criteria for joining, levels of access, and what members can do once they’re part of the community.

By using profiles and permission sets to define membership policies, administrators can ensure that only appropriate users have access to specific community functionalities. This helps tailor the community experience, ensuring that it aligns with organizational goals and user needs while also enhancing security.

The other options mention actions that do not fall under the management scope of profiles and permission sets. For instance, setting login criteria for users or changing community URLs involve broader administrative tasks rather than specific permission management. Similarly, canceling user accounts is a function that typically requires elevated administrative privileges and is not directly managed through profiles or permission sets.