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#1
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how do i delete this from the public view on my Profile page ?
i've tried every setting in "Edit Profile" but cannot find a way. other people don't have that showing on their home page. i'd just like it gone. thanx |
![]() vonmoxie
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Is there even an option to remove it from the profile page? I don't see one.
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#3
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that doesnt mean you cant tell if they have been on. if they have posted while they are in invisible mode their post still shows up, so you can still look at their statistics to see what they have posted and when. you can also still pm your friends when they are in invisible mode. so if there is someone you are looking for maybe drop them a pm and if they are online and want to talk they can pm you back. |
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#4
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If I'm not mistaken, you would need to change yourself to "invisible" mode in order for folk not to see when you were on line last. But I could be wrong ....
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This is correct. I've always been curious about why people choose to be invisible but it's really none of my business. Posts are always redundant so it's kind of pointless. If I have a friend who hasn't posted in a while I sometimes go to their page to see if they have at least been onsite recently.
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I choose to be invisible because I am logged into PC for hours every day but I may be playing video games, watching Netflix or wandering who knows where on the world wide web. I tend to keep a lot of tabs open at the same time so I pop in and out.
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I don't understand the point but thanks for the answer.
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thanks , everyone~
i have been logged on as 'invisible', like Yoda , for years. still, at least some people can see when i was last here and what i was doing. if i want someone to know that, i'll PM them ![]() i wouldn't even be asking, but i see other people who don't have it showing, and i just wondered how they did that. |
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If you're invisible then members can't see when you were last logged on only you can see that.
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Again, as this is an assessment made only from my own personal series of observations I certainly might be wrong; I would likewise welcome understanding for sure of what's possible in this regard -- especially since there is no feature to see how one's profile actually appears to others (outside of for the "about me" subsection only), making that a matter entirely of mystery. I do use the invisibility "cloak", always have; it was one of the first things I looked for in settings here as it's always been my preference on social media not to have my activities be trackable. It's mostly out of consideration for others, that I don't want indications being made that I'm there and perhaps available for immediate communications when it may really not be the case, thus creating the potential for hurt feelings. (Also, I have an inherent aversion to feeling tracked in general... having had the experiences both of being stalked to the extent of legitimately having to fear for my life, and of being kidnapped and held against my will for an unfortunate length of time, I suppose it's a bit of a trigger for me personally. ![]()
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I use invisibility all the time. I am also always offline on FB. I don't know why, but I don't like being tracked either or appear available. The problem is, there is no way to know how others view your profile, as in FB, for example. So, you can see your own last log in and what you are reading now, but I am not sure if others can see those information under invisibility option.
Also, I guess people can always PM or visitor-message others if they are concerned about them. |
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If that information appears anywhere else on your profile page (or mine), I haven't found it. |
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FooZe, in addition to what you describe which is visible only to the user there is also text that appears within the viewable profile: underneath the profile photo and the "Send Message" drop down menu, but above the visitor messages/about me/etc., such as right at this moment mine says:
Last Activity: Today 02:21 PMYours displays this set of information as well, I just took a peek ![]() I'm using a standard Firefox browser window, if that helps... it may be different through more alternate things that folks might use, like that Tapatalk .. I don't know much about how that works.
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“We use our minds not to discover facts but to hide them. One of things the screen hides most effectively is the body, our own body, by which I mean, the ins and outs of it, its interiors. Like a veil thrown over the skin to secure its modesty, the screen partially removes from the mind the inner states of the body, those that constitute the flow of life as it wanders in the journey of each day.” — Antonio R. Damasio, “The Feeling of What Happens: Body and Emotion in the Making of Consciousness” (p.28) |
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Thanks, vonmoxie. That info probably shows up differently for me because I'm an admin.
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George, I've made myself invisible once or twice. I was in an emotionally really bad place at the time. I just wanted to read threads without having people contact me so I came here invisibly. I didn't post, PM or chat. I wanted to read "entertaining" stuff like humor threads in the social chat forum. I wasn't up to giving or receiving support at the time. Does that make any sense?
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I think it is healthy to want to be invisible. We are visible when we post or enter chat. That is when people should see us.
We are lulled into this idea that it is OK that everyone knows where we are at all times, and what we do at all times. It is NOT OK. We are breeding a new generation that will not be able to set healthy boundaries, that will think any information should be known to the world. A forum I went to forced everyone to be visible as logged in because they thought it was for the best. I had to leave. It was smaller than this so you couldn't hide among other people's user names. I really dislike when people break these boundaries. I have an online friend who has my phone number for iMessage. I told her a million times to check if I am available and also rather use other ways of contacting me if possible. But she thinks it is convenient to message me at all times of day because that is what iMessage is for, she says... She doesn't just send one text, she spams me. Even if I don't reply. I will have to block her soon. She is the younger generation and she sees no difference in texting me whenever, and looking if I am online and if I am, then message me. For her it is the same. For me the second one is my choice of being contacted, but being mass texted isn't the same for me because it goes straight to me wherever I am and whatever I am busy with. |
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#18
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Are you sure "invisible" members don't appear on your visitors list? and why it is important? You still can view theirs.
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I'm not sure who you mean but I don't want to view anyone's page unless they are a good friend and I know they don't mind. |
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I meant in general. I am invisible and saw your profile. You can see mine. You cannot prevent me from seeing yours, and neither can I for you to see my profile. Unless there is some tool that allows you to select who can view your profile. Said that, for me personally, if I knew you don't want any one to see your profile without your consent, I would respect that.
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#21
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not what i meant at all,,, nickname.... just don't want date and time showing.
and i know other people can see it, cause they say so, in writing. |
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Edit: the date and time aren't now shown in your profile. I assume you are invisible now. Last edited by Anonymous200547; Feb 13, 2016 at 12:43 AM. |
#23
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No you can't prevent anyone from visiting but when the admin has ussued an edict that there is to be no contact between two members then it seems like that would definitely include profile pages. That wasn't an accusation
![]() ![]() No big deal, just common courtesy. |
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Using invisible mode truly is the only way to do it. Sorry for all the extraneous stuff.
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You didn't answer my question: it seemed to me that you have an issue with someone with the option "invisible" visiting your profile, what is difference with someone without the invisible option visiting your profile? |
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