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# Friends

Managing Your Friends and Sharing Access

On the Friends page, users can manage their friend connections, which are essential for **sharing webhooks and assets** across accounts.

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## 🔧 **What You Can Do Here**

* **Send** friend requests to other users
* **Accept** or **ignore** incoming requests
* **Delete** or **cancel** existing connections

Friendship is **required** to share webhooks and other connected resources between users.

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## 🚫 **Rules & Limitations**

* If a **friend connection is deleted**, both users will **lose access** to any previously shared assets or webhooks.
* If a user **cancels a friend request**, the other user will **not be able to send another** request again unless the canceling user **removes them from the "Rejected Requests" list**.
* You can **block new friend requests** from your account settings—but by default, **this setting is enabled**.

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## 🔐 **Privacy & Control**

* You’re always in control of your friend list.
* All connection actions are **mutual and respect user consent**.
* Friend connections are one-to-one and private—**only friends can share resources** with each other.


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