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Crew Sharing vs Journey Sharing

Short answer

Crew and Journey sharing are independent scopes. Going Dark in one Crew does not automatically stop a Journey or another Crew; change the sharing state or end the session in the scope you intend.

How this works

The two are separate authorizations with separate audiences. A Crew sees you because you are Live in that Crew; a Journey watcher sees you because they hold that Journey's capability link.

That independence cuts both ways. Going Dark in every Crew leaves an active Journey running, and ending a Journey leaves Crew sharing exactly as you set it.

Tracking Enforced belongs to one Crew and cannot reach into another Crew or into a Journey, so a Crew that keeps you Live has no bearing on whether a Journey is being watched.

What happens next

Each scope keeps its own state until you change it there.

Common problems

  • Going Dark is per Crew and does not end a Journey.
  • Ending a Journey does not change whether you are Live in any Crew.

Questions this answers

  • Can my Crew see me if I share a Journey?
  • Does going Dark stop everything?
  • How do I stop sharing with everyone?

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