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description: Modify a default role, or create roles with permissions that meet your security requirements and business needs. Because roles are dataset-specific, Personalization users can have different roles in different datasets. Changes to roles are effective immediately. Although a role is dataset-specific, when you modify a role, it’s available to select in all datasets.
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# Edit a User Role

Modify a default role, or create roles with permissions that meet your security requirements and business needs. Because roles are dataset-specific, Personalization users can have different roles in different datasets. Changes to roles are effective immediately. Although a role is dataset-specific, when you modify a role, it’s available to select in all datasets.

### Required Editions

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1. From the main navigation, select **Security** | **Manage Role Definitions**.
2. Click the three dots.
3. Add and remove permissions.
4. Save the role to immediately change permissions for all user accounts assigned that role.