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From the website published on that server as it stands now, people will not see any other files or folders outside of /var/www/html so you’re fine in that regard.
As long as you don’t have anyone else accessing the server by FTP, SSH, etc. on another login, there isn’t any reason to change folder permissions in an around the file system either, but you can find more reading about file permissions at An Introduction to Linux Permissions. There are other guides as well, that’s just the first thing I came across when searching “permissions” in the tutorials section.