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# Sharing Preferences
You decide who sees what.
Your Sharing Preferences decide who can see each part of your CertLocker world. As a new user, it's worth a quick visit to check whether the defaults work for you.
## Tap More, Then Sharing Preferences
Tap **More** in the navigation bar, then tap **Sharing Preferences**. You'll see four categories, each with a summary of who can see it today:
* **Profile**: Your name, photo, and the basics.
* **Contact Info**: Your email, phone, and address.
* **Certs**: The Certs in your Locker.
* **Training Attendance**: The training you've attended.
## Choose Who Can See Each Category
Tap a category to open it, then turn on any of these:
* **Public**: Anyone signed in to CertLocker can view this category.
* **Followers**: People who follow you can view it.
* **People I follow**: People you follow can view it.
## Organization Visibility
Below those, **Organization visibility** shares the category with people in your Orgs. Turn on **Enabled**, then choose a **Default role floor** (**Admins only**, **Admins + Officers**, or **Everyone in the org**) and a **Scope**: **All my orgs**, or **Specify by org** to set each Org differently.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Compliance access always applies.** When your department added a Cert to your Locker, or ran a training session you attended, its compliance access applies to that record no matter what you choose here. To hide a single Cert from everyone else, see [Keep a Cert Private](/my-certs/keep-a-cert-private.md).
{% endhint %}
## Blocked Users
At the bottom, **Blocked Users** lists anyone you've blocked. Tap **Unblock** to let them see what your preferences allow again (see [Viewing Profiles](/sharing-and-followers/viewing-profiles.md)).
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