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groups, your child device groups are indented. Child device groups are indented shows a child group
created by you, because it is indented under your default device group.
Figure 3.9 Child device group in your All devices view
Figure 3.10 Child device groups are indented
Groups shared with you by other users on the other hand appear in Manage device groups at the same
level as your default device group. That is, they appear at the top level, not indented (
In Manage device
groups, device groups shared with you are not indented ). This does not necessarily mean they are top-
level groups in the environment of the user who shared them with you. A group shared with you could be a
child (second level) or bottom (third level) group in the environment of the original user, and it will still
appear at the same level as your default device group. If another user shares two or three levels of groups
with you, the topmost shared group appears at the same level as your default device group.
Figure 3.11 Device groups shared with you are not indented
Sharing a device group does not share its child groups. Child groups must be explicitly shared to make
them visible and accessible. This means that if another user shares a device group with you but not its
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Chapter 3: Manage your devices