"Certified Only" Privacy Settings???

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• MI

  

  Mike

  May 14, 2022

  You can set your photos to be viewed by "certified friends only " but not your profile.

  But you can also limit how TN shows your profile. It's in the settings page of your account.

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• ZE

  

  Zeke

  May 15, 2022

  [quote]I'd like to set my profile privacy settings to "Certified Members Only". Is there an option for this? I see an option to only allow friends to view my profile. In the spirit of shared community, I don't really want to make my profile viewable to "Only Friends". However, I'm finding an increasing incidence in my "Views" list of one anonymous profile after another, with no photos or profile info, sometimes completely "Private", opening my profile like it's Christmas, viewing dozens and DOZENS of my photos all at once. Then doing it all over again a few days later. I'd be OK with a "Certified Members Only" viewing setting which I believe would take care of 90% of the trolls. Why isn't there an option for that? Or if there is one, where can I find it?[/quote] There is a few ways you can do this. Go to your profile Id and then to "my settings" then go to the "privacy" tab. Under the first option change it to "don't allow" This will set your whole profile to "private" and nobody can view your profile. The problem with this option is that those looking at your profile will not always then accept your friend request as they can't see anything about you. You can then thru accepting friends, only accept certified profile. Another option is to leave your profile open, and then as you upload pics, set the setting for each pic/video you upload to "certified friends". This will allow individuals to view your profile and narrative but keep the pics only viewable to those friends of yours that are certified. However, if you friend someone who isn't certified, since now the site requires individuals to sent proof of Identification and some really don't want to do so, then those uncertified friends can't view anything. This options does allow those viewing your profile to get an idea of how many media you have uploaded. The 3rd option is in the privacy tab, second option to change it to 'don't allow' which then makes all your media (pics/vids) only viewable to your friends and certified friends. Again you can set the individual pic/vids to the setting you want, friends and certified friends. Draw back is that those looking at your profile who are not your friends, then have no idea of how many pics/vids you've uploaded.

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• ME

  Member

  Jul 3, 2022

  [quote]I'd like to set my profile privacy settings to "Certified Members Only".Is there an option for this?I see an option to only allow friends to view my profile.In the spirit of shared community, I don't really want to make my profile viewable to "Only Friends".However, I'm finding an increasing incidence in my "Views" list of one anonymous profile after another, with no photos or profile info, sometimes completely "Private", opening my profile like it's Christmas, viewing dozens and DOZENS of my photos all at once. Then doing it all over again a few days later.I'd be OK with a "Certified Members Only" viewing setting which I believe would take care of 90% of the trolls.Why isn't there an option for that? Or if there is one, where can I find it? There is a few ways you can do this. Go to your profile Id and then to "my settings" then go to the "privacy" tab. Under the first option change it to "don't allow" This will set your whole profile to "private" and nobody can view your profile. The problem with this option is that those looking at your profile will not always then accept your friend request as they can't see anything about you. You can then thru accepting friends, only accept certified profile. Another option is to leave your profile open, and then as you upload pics, set the setting for each pic/video you upload to "certified friends". This will allow individuals to view your profile and narrative but keep the pics only viewable to those friends of yours that are certified. However, if you friend someone who isn't certified, since now the site requires individuals to sent proof of Identification and some really don't want to do so, then those uncertified friends can't view anything. This options does allow those viewing your profile to get an idea of how many media you have uploaded. The 3rd option is in the privacy tab, second option to change it to 'don't allow' which then makes all your media (pics/vids) only viewable to your friends and certified friends. Again you can set the individual pic/vids to the setting you want, friends and certified friends. Draw back is that those looking at your profile who are not your friends, then have no idea of how many pics/vids you've uploaded.[/quote] thank you for the well gathered information, it helps us a lot

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