Can User A from group A see the presence status of User B from group B?

In many communication platforms, presence status visibility is often determined by group or organizational policies. Users within the same group typically have access to view each other's presence statuses, but this often does not extend across different groups.

In this scenario, User A belongs to group A and User B belongs to group B, which suggests a separation in permissions or visibility settings imposed by the system. As a result, the default behavior for many systems is to restrict presence status visibility to users within the same group to maintain privacy and reduce unnecessary visibility across different departments or teams.

Therefore, since User A and User B are in different groups, they cannot view each other's presence status. This ensures that presence information is shared only among users who are considered part of the same operational or social unit, enhancing user privacy and control over who can see their online status.