Twenty Peaks profiles are private. If friends or teammates say they can't see your profile or your activities, this is why — and it's working as designed.
Your profile is private
Your profile is private. Only you can see your full profile and your synced activities. There's nothing to switch on or off: privacy isn't a setting you manage, it's how profiles work today.
What "private" actually blocks
Anyone other than you who tries to open your profile is turned away. Your profile page and your activity list are hidden from other people. You still see everything about your own account normally — the restriction only applies to other viewers.
What other people can still see
Being private doesn't make you invisible everywhere. Two things are public by design:
- Event leaderboards — your name and results appear in the standings of events you take part in.
- Event participants lists — anyone looking at an event can see who registered for it.
So people can see how you did in a particular event, but they can't open your profile or browse everything you've ridden. See Your activities & history.
Related: Edit your profile · Your activities & history · Clubs vs. communities · Privacy policy
