Which of the following is NOT a type of ownership you can assign when creating a custom entity?

When creating a custom entity in Microsoft Power Platform, the types of ownership you can assign are specifically designed to manage access and permissions for the entities. The correct answer, which is not a type of ownership, is "Group-owned."

User/teams owned allows specific users or teams to have permissions and ownership over the entity, providing a flexible approach to data access. Business-owned is another type where ownership is tied to a business unit within the organization, useful for governance and structuring access based on business hierarchies. Org-owned allows the entire organization to have ownership of the data, ensuring that all users within the organization can access and use the entity as needed.

In contrast, "Group-owned" is not a recognized category within the Power Platform for ownership assignments. While concepts of groups exist in various forms within Microsoft services, they do not directly translate into a distinct ownership model for custom entities as defined in this scenario. Thus, the clarity of ownership types offered is crucial for maintaining organized access control over custom data entities.