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# \[Video] How to share an account with external users via a public link

This video shows how to share an account via a public link and how the external collaborator opens it to access the account details.

## Key concepts

* Before sharing an account, ensure you have read our [Security considerations](https://help.cerby.com/cerby-web-app/accounts/managing-access-to-your-accounts/share-items-with-external-users-via-a-link#security-considerations) to learn about the risks and usage recommendations. By using this feature, you assume responsibility for the security of shared information. Cerby is not liable for any unauthorized access resulting from improper handling of the link.
* Only users with the **Owner** role on the account can use this feature through the Cerby web app.

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