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          Manage Personal User Information Visibility for External Users

          Manage Personal User Information Visibility for External Users

          Protect your external users’ data by concealing personal information fields from other external users. To meet your business’s security needs, you can modify which user fields are classified as personal information and hidden from view.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
          Applies to: LWR, Aura, and Visualforce sites
          User Permissions Needed
          To enable hiding of personal information: Customize Application
          To view hidden personal information: View Concealed Field Data
          To enable digital experiences: Customize Application

          When you enable this setting, external users, such as portal and community users, who search or view user records don’t see other users’ personal information fields on Experience Cloud sites. Authenticated external users can still view and update their own personal information fields. Unauthenticated guest users can’t view or update personally identifiable information (PII) fields, including their own.

          Note
          Note You can’t disable the Enhanced Personal Information Management setting after you enable it. This setting is enabled automatically when digital experiences are enabled.
          • Personal User Information Policies and Timelines
            To protect your external users’ data, Salesforce introduced security settings that let you control personal user information visibility. Use this topic as a starting point to understand all the security improvements and updates, including timelines for enforcement and how to prepare for the changes.
          • Personal User Information Considerations
            Keep these considerations in mind as you configure personal user information settings for external users by using Enhanced Personal Information Management.
          • Show Nicknames Instead of Full Names in an Experience Cloud Site
            Enabling nickname display in your Experience Cloud site allows more privacy and protects member identities. This protection is especially helpful in a public site where unregistered visitors can access member profiles.
          • Share Personal Contact Information Within Experience Cloud Sites
            Users can specify which information from their profile is visible to external users, such as customers and partners, and guests viewing publicly accessible pages that don’t require login.

          Configure Enhanced Personal Information Management using Field Sets

          If you began using this feature in Spring ’22 or later, you use the PersonalInfo_EPIM field set to choose which fields are classified as personal information and concealed from external users.

          1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter User Management Settings, and then select User Management Settings.
          2. Enable Enhanced Personal Information Management.
          3. Click the field set to review which user fields are classified as personal information and concealed from authenticated external users.
            By default, these fields are considered PII in the PersonalInfo_EPIM field set.
            PII Fields (Spring ’22 and After) Details
            About Me  
            Alias  
            City Included in field set only; component of Address
            Company Name  
            Country Included in field set only; component of Address
            Department  
            Division  
            Email  
            Email Sender Address  
            Email Sender Name  
            Email Signature  
            Employee Number  
            Extension  
            Fax  
            First Name Included in field set only; component of Name
            Geocode Accuracy Included in field set only; component of Address
            Last Name Included in field set only; component of Name
            Latitude Included in field set only; component of Address
            Longitude Included in field set only; component of Address
            Manager  
            MobilePhone  
            Name  
            Postal Code Included in field set only; component of Address
            SAML Federation ID  
            State Included in field set only; component of Address
            Street Included in field set only; component of Address
            Title  
            User Photo badge text overlay  
            Username  

            You can specify which components of a user’s name or address to hide. For example, if you want to make your users’ first names visible, you can choose to hide Last Name only.

          4. To customize the user fields that are concealed, add them to the PersonalInfo_EPIM field set.
            Important
            Important Don’t classify fields that don’t contain PII. System fields, formula fields, the Default Currency ISO Code field, and the Information Currency field also aren’t supported.
            1. In Object Manager, select User.
            2. Click Field Sets, and then select PersonalInfo_EPIM.
            3. Drag the field into the PersonalInfo_EPIM field set.
            4. Save your work.

          Configure Enhanced Personal Information Management Using Compliance Categorization

          If you enabled this feature before Spring ’22, you manage personal information visibility by adding PII to fields on the user object as the Compliance Categorization value.

          Important
          Important Keep name-related personal information secure by enabling the Show Nicknames preference at the site level and using Compliance Categorization on Name fields. Unless you enable Show Nicknames and use PII as the Compliance Categorization value for Name fields on the user object, the First Name and Last Name fields are visible to external users.
          1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter User Management Settings, and then select User Management Settings.
          2. Enable Enhanced Personal Information Management.
          3. Review which user fields are classified as personal information and concealed from authenticated external users.
            By default, these fields are considered PII because of their Compliance Categorization value.
            PII Fields (Before Spring ’22) Details
            About Me  
            Address Available using Compliance Categorization only
            Alias  
            Company Name  
            Department  
            Division  
            Email  
            Email Sender Address  
            Email Sender Name  
            Email Signature  
            Employee Number  
            Extension  
            Fax  
            Manager  
            Mobile  
            Name Included if Show Nicknames is enabled
            Phone  
            SAML Federation ID  
            Title  
            User Photo badge text overlay  
            Username  
          4. To customize the user fields that are concealed, modify their Compliance Categorization value.
            Important
            Important Don’t classify fields that don’t contain PII, such as system fields.
            1. In Object Manager, select User.
            2. Click Fields & Relationships.
            3. Click the name of the field whose value you want to hide or make visible.
            4. Click Edit.
            5. To hide the field from external users, select PII as the Compliance Categorization value for the field. Removing this Compliance Categorization value exposes the field, which means that external users can see this field’s value.
            6. Save your work.
           
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