Privacy and audience control on TouchGrass

Audience choice is treated as a product rule: public, friends, and circles each mean something concrete.

Public

Public content is suitable for logged-out visitors and the open web. Eligible public posts may federate publicly.

Friends

Friends visibility is for chosen people with shared context. Access depends on the viewer being allowed into that audience.

Circles

Circle visibility is for explicit smaller audiences. Remote delivery is cautious and recipient-bound where supported.

What privacy cannot promise

No social network can prevent screenshots, copying, or every remote-server behavior. TouchGrass should make audience controls understandable and enforce them consistently.