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# End-User Privacy

> What it means when an agent has End-User Privacy enabled.

When End-User Privacy is turned on for an agent, your conversation content and execution details are kept private — visible only to you.

<Note>
  End-User Privacy is not enabled by default. Administrators can choose which agents have this setting enabled.
</Note>

### What stays private

* **Your messages and responses** — the content of your conversations with the agent is not visible to administrators or other users
* **Execution details** — the step-by-step details of how the agent processed your request are hidden from others

### What administrators can still see

Administrators retain access to metadata about End-User conversations (such as timestamps, usage counts, and other non-content information), but they cannot view the actual messages or responses.

### How it affects your experience

* Your conversation history remains accessible to you as normal
* The agent works exactly the same way — End-User Privacy does not impact functionality, only visibility

### A note on delegate agents

Some agents are built using other agents internally (called delegate agents). When End-User Privacy is enabled on an agent, it is automatically applied to all of its delegate agents as well. This ensures your data remains protected throughout the entire processing chain — not just at the surface level.