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# Access rights

You can restrict who can access you twise by going to SHARING -> GENERAL -> VISIBILITY

Access can be restricted on three different levels:

* **Public**: This means that anyone with the link can interact with your twise
* **Organization**: Access will be restricted to users that are logged in and are part of your organization
* **Private**: This means that only you, and any users that are logged in and part of the collaborators list can access. 

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### Collaborators access rights

There are three levels of collaboration rights:

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* **Viewer**: Can interact, like a normal user would, even if the Visibility is set to Private. They will need to have an active twise account and be logged in.
* **Editor**: Can add, edit and delete content. They will also need to have an account and be logged in.&#x20;
* **Owner**: Will have the same access rights as the creator of the twise.


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