How groups share, and what they never see
A few of you asked what your group can actually see. Here’s the short version.
Groups see your streak and on-track days. They never see your places, your visits or your money saved. Sharing is off until you turn it on for a group.
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Comments
Can I share with one group and not another?
Yes. Sharing is turned on group by group.
Good to know. My group is mostly people from my floor and I like keeping my places to myself.