Privacy and sharing: control the visibility of your story

Telling your life doesn’t require showing everything. Fear of overexposure often blocks writing. The fix isn’t silence — it’s granularity.

Think block by block

• One chapter can stay private while another is public.
• Close circles can see more than the open web.
• You can change your mind later.

Good practices

Avoid other people’s sensitive data without consent. Prefer your experience to chronicling others. For reserved editorial profiles, LifArcs documents provenance and correction paths.

Your Arc is yours: structure first, publish second — never the reverse under social pressure.