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# Remove user access to a secret or secret item

This article describes how to remove user access to a secret or secret item in the Cerby mobile app.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Who can use this feature?**

* Workspace **Owners**, **Super** **Admins**, **Admins**, **Users**, and **Guest** **Users**
* Secret and secret item **Owners**
* Supported using the Cerby web app and mobile app
  {% endhint %}

To remove user access to a secret or secret item, you must complete the following steps using the Cerby mobile app:

1. Open the Cerby mobile app.
2. Log in to your Cerby workspace.
3. Activate the **Secrets** tab located at the top of the screen. All your saved and shared secrets and secret items are displayed.
4. Tap the corresponding secret card. The secret details screen is displayed. ​**NOTE:** If you have an identity challenge configured, the Cerby mobile app confirms your identity automatically.
5. Tap the right arrow icon from the **Members** list within the Sharing section. The **View members** screen is displayed. ​**NOTE:** To remove guest user access from external parties, tap the right arrow from the Guest users list.
6. Select the corresponding member from the list. A drop-down menu is displayed at the bottom.
7. Tap the **Remove access** button from the drop-down menu.
   * The **Remove member access** screen is displayed on Android.
   * The **Remove from sharing list?** dialog box is displayed on iOS.
8. Tap the **Remove** **member** button on Android or the Remove button on iOS. The screen closes, and a success message box is displayed.

Now you are done.


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