We've seen so far how the entity level access works. However, a very similar system also exists for the fields inside entities. If you look inside the EntityAccessControlHandler, you'll note that there is a fieldAccess() method. This is called whenever access needs to be checked on a given field. For example, the FieldItemList::access() method does just that and delegates to the entity handler. Inside that, a call is made to checkFieldAccess(), which is what we can implement in our access handler subclass to customize access rules if we need to.
In a similar way, we have multiple operations that access can be checked for, but view will be your most common one. For example, when manually rendering an entity using the entity builder ...
