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# Use Sub account

## <mark style="background-color:orange;">SUB ACCOUNT'S MAIN FEATURES</mark>

### <mark style="background-color:blue;">1. Use profiles from folders shared by the owner</mark>

The sub account can create new profiles within folders shared by the owner with Admin rights. When the owner shares a folder containing profiles with the sub account, the sub account can interact with the profiles according to the permissions granted:

* **View**:
  * Can open profiles/folders.
  * Cookies and browsing history are not stored in the cloud.
* **Edit**:
  * Can open profiles/folders.
  * Cookies and browsing history are stored in the cloud.
* **Admin**:
  * Can open profiles/folders.
  * Cookies and browsing history are stored in the cloud.
  * Can edit profiles, share profiles, etc., but cannot permanently delete profiles.

### <mark style="background-color:blue;">2. Recieve shared profiles from other Hidemyacc accounts</mark>&#x20;

When receiving a shared profile, the sub account can be granted View, Edit, or Admin rights, similar to being shared by the owner. If access rights are revoked, the sub account will lose all access to that profile.

## <mark style="background-color:orange;">LIMITATIONS OF SUB ACCOUNT</mark>&#x20;

* The sub account cannot transfer ownership of profiles or folders.
* If a sub account is converted into a share account, it will lose access to all profiles in the previously shared folder and will need to purchase a plan to continue using the service.


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