Is there a way to hide the execution of an activity in the logs?

Checking the Private Property of an activity is the correct method to hide the execution of that activity in the logs. When the Private property is set to true, the activity's execution details will not be logged or displayed in the output logs. This feature is particularly useful for sensitive information or activities that do not require visibility in the logs, thereby protecting proprietary details or maintaining confidentiality in the automation process.

In contrast, adjusting the min Level property in the NLog.config file does not specifically target the visibility of individual activities. Instead, it sets a global threshold for logging levels, which affects how much logging information is captured overall.

Saying that logs cannot be modified is inaccurate since there are indeed methods to control log visibility, like the Private Property.

Finally, the notion that execution can only be hidden for specific activities does not align with the capability provided by the Private Property. If the property is applied, it effectively hides the activity across the board, not just in selective circumstances.