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# How to Enable Restricted View for Auto-Login Users

# How to Enable Restricted View for Auto-Login Users

**In this article:**
* Overview
* How to enable restricted view
* Things to keep in mind
* FAQs
* Who can do this

## Overview
**Restricted View** gives auto-login users a pared-back version of SuperPath, so people who arrive through an auto-login link see a focused experience. It's a companion setting to **Auto Login**, so it lives inside the Auto Login section of the Security settings tab and only becomes available once auto-login is switched on. For what Restricted View actually changes for the learner, see *What is Restricted View for users?*.

## How to enable restricted view
1. Go to **Settings → Security**.
2. In the **Auto Login** section, make sure **Enable auto login for your users** is switched on. If it isn't, turn it on first (see *How to Enable Auto-Login and Generate a Login Token*).
3. With auto-login on, the **Enable restricted view for users** toggle appears just below. Switch it on.

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4. Click **Save changes** on the save bar at the top of the screen to apply.

Once saved, auto-login users see the restricted experience.

## Things to keep in mind
* Restricted View only appears once **Auto Login** is enabled — the toggle is nested inside the Auto Login section. If you turn auto-login off, restricted view is switched off with it.
* Auto Login and Restricted View only work for users who sign in with a password or magic link.
* Both are paid-account features, available on the Security tab.
* Read *What is Restricted View for users?* for the detail on what the restricted experience looks like to your people.

## FAQs
**I can't find the restricted view toggle — where is it?**
It only appears when Auto Login is enabled. Switch auto-login on first and the **Enable restricted view for users** toggle appears directly beneath it.

**What happens if I turn auto-login off?**
Restricted View turns off too, because it depends on auto-login being enabled.

**Who does Restricted View apply to?**
It applies to your auto-login users, and only works for people signing in with a password or magic link.

## Who can do this
Only **Owners** (and Super Admins) can enable Restricted View — the Security settings tab is restricted to Owners. **Admins**, **Managers**, **Content Managers**, **People Managers**, **Instructors**, **Employees** and **Restricted** users cannot. Auto Login and Restricted View are also paid-account features.