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Will user A see my post? http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-RIL_CvjOmVY/ThQKTNckBYI/AAAAAAAB3Zg/g6O6b-wFXdQ/kByyB.jpg http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-RIL_CvjOm

• ChuckMcM 15y ago
  This has been one of the interesting aspects of it. You can direct message someone by sharing it only with them. Also if you send something to one circle and then add someone to that circle later, they get to see everything sent to that circle.
• gigawatt 15y ago
  The bottom right of that flowchart is a little scary. So anything you post, no matter how private you want it to be, can be seen by anyone that it gets re-shared to? Nevermind: just noticed that that only applies to posts you share publically.
  • masterzora 15y ago
    Yes, any user that can see your post can reshare it to people you did not originally share it to by clicking the share button. They could also just tell person A or repost it if there wasn't a share button, though. Just use good sense.
    • shareme 15y ago
      wrong.. if you mark it as a limited share...no one outside that circle can share it..try it yourself and see...it is a new change that went into effect over the weekend
      • masterzora 15y ago
        That's a good change, but that's not my point. My point is that things don't automatically become unprivate because there's a share button. Somebody has to make the decision to share these things, and they still have the ability to do so without a convenient button. The point is that users should still maintain good sense about what they post.
• r00fus 15y ago
  It would be nice if you could add a blocklist for a given post (so you don't have to remove people from circles or create temp-circles). e.g: You and your friends are throwing a surprise party for one circle-member's birthday.
  • donaq 15y ago
    Hmm, unless the planning literally involved a cast of hundreds, I'd just create a temporary circle.