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Privacy Level In Activity Feed

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Tarunjit
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10/16/2023 7:10 AM

Hi All,

I am new to DNN, just installed it today. In "Activity Feed" page i have noticed there are 4 privacy levels namely :

  1. Every One
  2. Community Members
  3. Friends
  4. Private

Can any one please let me know the purpose of "Community Members" privacy level.

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Tarunjit Singh

Will Strohl
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10/16/2023 5:07 PM
Posted By Tarunjit on 10/16/2023 3:10 AM

Hi All,

I am new to DNN, just installed it today. In "Activity Feed" page i have noticed there are 4 privacy levels namely :

  1. Every One
  2. Community Members
  3. Friends
  4. Private

Can any one please let me know the purpose of "Community Members" privacy level.

Regards

Tarunjit Singh

If I remember correctly, that equates to: 

  1. Every One - public to all, including anonymous visitors.  
  2. Community Members - available only to registered end users, requiring authentication. 
  3. Friends - available to only community members that have been marked as a friend. 
  4. Private - available to no other user account.  

 

Tarunjit
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10/20/2023 6:33 AM
Hi Will,

I your above comment you have said

Every One - public to all, including anonymous visitors.

What exactly you meant by anonymous visitor? Did you mean not logged in user?

Regards
Tarunjit Singh
Will Strohl
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10/20/2023 3:24 PM
Posted By Tarunjit on 10/20/2023 2:33 AM
Hi Will,

I your above comment you have said

Every One - public to all, including anonymous visitors.

What exactly you meant by anonymous visitor? Did you mean not logged in user?

Regards
Tarunjit Singh

Yes. Anyone not logged in is not known, and therefore are anonymous. 😉 

 

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