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Set Org-Wide Sharing Defaults for Compliant Data Sharing
To get the benefits of Compliant Data Sharing, set org-wide sharing settings for supported objects to Private or Public Read-Only.

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To get the benefits of Compliant Data Sharing, set org-wide sharing settings for supported objects to Private or Public Read-Only.
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Compliant Data Sharing works when a supported object’s org-wide sharing default is Private or Public Read-Only. If the sharing default is set to Public Read/Write, everyone can access that object and Compliant Data Sharing has no effect on a participant’s access to a record.
To review and update org-wide sharing settings for the Account and Opportunity objects:


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