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Radar keeps briefings out of Voice until you allow sharing.
Sharing starts off. Until you switch on Allow public sharing in Settings, no briefing item or whole-week summary can be sent to Voice. Radar itself publishes nothing. The weekly email still goes to your recipients.
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Competitive and account signals have no send icon in Radar.
Only market moves, technology and regulation items carry a send icon, and only with public sharing on. Competitive signals and Account signals never do. The whole-week button still draws on the headline.
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Copy from Signals adds terms to your watchlist and removes none.
The button adds the terms Signals watches that Radar does not already have. It matches without regard to case, changes nothing else and costs no tasks.
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Competitors come from your profile; other organisations are a separate list.
Direct competitors come from your company profile. Partners, suppliers and regulators sit on a separate Radar list, and Adamiro asks the model to read them for what they mean to you. An empty profile falls back to that list.
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Radar drops job ads whose employer name lacks the company name.
For each account you watch, Radar searches Swedish public job ads. An ad counts only when the employer name contains the company name. A longer name of another employer can still match.
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Radar skips a company website when robots.txt blocks the whole site.
Radar reads the home page on every briefing run, and pricing and careers pages at most weekly. If robots.txt blocks Radar or all readers from the whole site, it fetches nothing. Page-level rules are not read yet.
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Radar reports a watched page only when the start of its text changed.
The first time Radar sees a page it records it and says nothing. Later it reports a page only if the first part of its readable text differs from the last visit, and names the page.