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NetShareGetInfo and Access Level? (Win32/C++)

I'm wondering if the method NetShareGetInfo requires the same level of access, reguardless of the level you are requesting. For example SHARE_INFO_0 returns just the shi0_netname where SHARE_INFO_2 the shi2_netname, shi2_type, shi2_remark, shi2_permissions, shi2_max_uses, shi2_current_uses, shi2_path and shi2_passwd. Some of these items seem like they would be more secure than the SHARE_INFO_0, however I don't see any documentation stating anything like this?

Does anyone know if this would be the case?

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