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How can I change my profile privacy?

Your user profile page is a public-facing page with its own site address that anyone can view. You can, however, change profile privacy settings to hide your profile from being searchable on a search engine (like Google or DuckDuckGo) as well as hide your activity.

STEP 1 – You can always find your user profile by clicking either the house icon in your breadcrumbs bar or the profile icon at the top-right corner of any ConnectionPoint platform.

Screenshot of campaign in edit view, a blue arrow points to the house symbol in the breadcrumbs (farthest left option in the breadcrumbs)

STEP 2 – From your profile, click ‘Privacy settings’ next to your name. It’s a sneaky little one, so you might have missed it!

Screenshot of a user profile in edit view. In the main window, a blue arrow points to 'Profile privacy', a clickable option directly to the right of the user name.

STEP 3 – Choose which of the settings you’d like visible. We recommend leaving your campaigns and activity visible so everyone can see what an active fundraiser you are!

Screenshot of profile privacy settings. The options each have a checkbox to the left. The three options are: 1) Make profile public (Public profiles are indexed by Google and other search engines) 2) Show stats (Show the number of campaigns run, contributions received, total raised, and date the organization started) 3) Show activity (Show a chronological feed of contributions; campaign milestones, etc.)
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