In the realm of digital security, understanding the functionalities of your eufy app is crucial. The eufy app offers two key functions: "Share Management" and "Manage Access". While they might seem similar, they serve different purposes. Please refer to the following detailed explanation of each function:

"Share Management" Function

The "Share Management" function is designed to share app access to your lock with other authorized users. There are two types of users: Admin users and Guest users. 

Admin users have comprehensive access to the lock via the app. They can lock and unlock the device, access the lock's settings, and even configure the "Manage Access" function. However, the primary owner's passcode is the only exception that cannot be accessed or modified by anyone else.

Guest users, on the other hand, have limited access. They can only use the locking and unlocking function in the app, providing them with basic access without compromising the overall security.

Please refer to the following article for more information about the differences between “Admin” access and “Guest” access: The Differences Between "Guest" and "Admin" Access in the eufy App.

"Manage Access" Function

The "Manage Access" function is used to manage the "local access" of your lock. This function allows you to set a passcode or fingerprint for each authorized user, providing an additional layer of security. This is especially useful if your device has a fingerprint recognition function.

Moreover, the "Manage Access" function also allows you to set access schedules for each authorized user. This means you can control when each authorized user can access the lock, providing a greater level of control over your security device.

In conclusion, while both "Share Management" and "Manage Access" functions contribute to the overall security and accessibility of your lock, they serve different purposes. The "Share Management" function is designed to share app access with other authorized users, while the "Manage Access" function is designed to control local access to your lock. Understanding these differences can help you make the most out of your eufy app.

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