When a subfolder is shared with a recipient, it inherits the highest permission of the parent folder. This gives the external parties access to only the Press Releases folder. You can explicitly share the Press Releases folder with external parties without sharing the Marketing folder. The Marketing subfolder under Departments is not explicitly shared, but is accessible by users who have access to the Departments folder.Two subfolders of Departments - R&D and Product Management - are shared explicitly.The parent folder Documents is not shared.Yet, the folder remains in its logical location under the Marketing folder. In this graphic, you can share the Press Releases folder at bottom right with external parties without giving them access to other higher-level folder information. The following graphic illustrates this further. Syncplicity allows you to share top-level folders or any subfolder in any hierarchy. Only the owner can permanently delete any subfolder or file in a shared folder Folder sharing concepts As the owner, you can change permissions or remove any user, even those you did not invite directly. Users can change permissions or remove only those users they invited to share with. However, a user with reader permission can grant only reader permission when sharing the folder. When you share a folder with other users, those users can, in turn, share the folder with others. When you share a folder, you can grant editor or reader permissions to other users. Anyone can share a folder, but the folder owner in addition has unique permissions for the shared content. When you share a folder, all the files and folders in the folder are shared. When you share a file, only that file is shared. When you share content in Syncplicity for iPad, you grant access to other users.
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