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  1. HyperPrivacy Mode

User Home Folders

When your site is using HyperPrivacy Mode, you can choose whether a user has a home folder. Home folders are a private space accessible only to that user by default.

Users With Home Folders

Administrators can only access their own home folder; they cannot see or access any other user's home folder. The location of home folders are automatically assigned and managed by the system when the user is configured to have a home folder.

Users have full access to their own home folder, and can upload, download, delete and list contents.

Users Without Home Folders

Users can be configured to not have a home folder. When a user does not have a home folder, any folders they interact with need to be shared with the user by other users.

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