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8/24/2023 4:23:33 PM
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Privacy please
It would be really nice to have a privacy feature that respects when a player is showing offline. I usually play Destiny on my ps5 and sometimes I just want to play but don't want to show online. The privacy is respected for all the Playstation friends but all my cross platform friends still see me as online. Please Bungie add some privacy features. Thanks :)
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2 RepliesGood luck with that, hun.
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2 RepliesIf your 'friends' aren't respecting your boundaries when you're trying to play solo, they don't deserve to be your friends. ask them once, if they push, unfriend and blacklist them
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My thing has been to not join a friend without an invite. In my case, my friends enjoy privacy with the wife, and I learned the hard way not to crash in uninvited. 😮💨
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I usually just ghost em, they’ll take the hint sooner or later.
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I understand your frustration. If you appear offline you still show in the clan roster. Then friends will message you on the PS side. The problem is they are two separate entities. I suggest turning your fireteam to closed in-game then changing your privacy settings through PS. Be careful though because no one will be able to contact you if you forget to fix it. I currently have a guy in my clan that I cannot message through Bungie and PS. I've never talked to him once.
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10 RepliesThen put your fireteam to invite or closed.
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8 RepliesEdited by DarthSidious47: 8/24/2023 10:02:42 PMIf you show offline you won’t appear online even in game it’s a system feature Also you can turn off messages from others and invite notifications
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I understand, you can restrict people from contacting you in game though...
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I support that. There is indeed no Destiny account wide visibility settings.
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1 ReplyJust tell them you want to do stuff solo
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Edited by A_mo: 8/24/2023 4:26:16 PMStrangely enough not having that might have made some people less likely to play with other people. If you know that you'll never be able to not be contacted you might be less likely to initialize.
