The phrase "a guest user" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a user who has limited access or permissions, typically in a software or online platform context.
Example: "As a guest user, you will have access to basic features but not the full functionality of the application."
Alternatives: "temporary user" or "visitor account".
"Mr Ellis did not put to the court that a laptop in Neill-Fraser's home was used to search when a person was legally dead and did not withhold evidence about a guest user password.
Today, a guest user posted a list of 33 usernames, user IDs, profile photos, and phone numbers to PasteBin.
Initially, this user only has access to their own directory (using their credentials: the default PUBLIC share should still be accessible to them as a guest user).
Lollipop also will have a guest user mode that limits access to apps and payments.
Non-biocurators may access the JDB as a guest user.
Users are not required to register for the service and are automatically logged in as a guest user.
New room participants can be invited by email and any guest user can then decide to upgrade and sign up for a Riot account.
Similarly, the indictment threatening Aaron Swartz with thirty-five years in prison depended, in part, on a terms-of-service violation: when Swartz tried to download thousands of academic articles, he did so as an authorized guest user of the M.I.T. network.
In case you've missed it, Android 5.0 Lollipop brings all sorts of new tricks to the mix: a whole new look called "Material," an on-the-fly guest user mode, a new app switcher, massive battery life enhancements, and a much improved notifications system.
For a demonstration, guest users can log into a demo version of SEEK (https://demo.sysmo-db.org/models/33).
Note that you do not need to be logged in to submit a comment; guest users will be asked for their name and email address.
