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# Bid's privacy
**Bid's privacy** is an additional setting in the offer, thanks to which the owner of the offer can regulate what information participants can see about competitors' bids.
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**Note!** Available for freight offers in "Bargain" and "Auction" bidding modes only.
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### Information that can be made private:
* **Participants**. Only other participants of your offer are visible.
* **Bids**. Only the information about the bids made on your offer is visible.
* **Comments**. Only comments from other bidders in your offer are visible.
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**Note!** When comments are hidden from other users, the delivery time field is also hidden.
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If no checkbox is selected in the "Bids privacy" block, then no information is visible.
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