Builtin Users vs Domain Users

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Jerry Alan Braga

What is the difference ?
What should be used where ?

Thanks
 
Builtin Users are a builtin group which means the SID has no domain affinity. It
should only be applied to resources that exist on domain controllers (excluding
AD). Domain Users is a domain group and does have domain affinity so can be used
on any resource.
 
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