Set Custom Privacy Settings for Church Members

This guide helps you customize privacy settings for specific users within a church community. By following these steps, you can control who has access to certain information, ensuring privacy is maintained according to your preferences. Please note, Dublin Baptist Church and Realm do not sell your information to third parties.

Jason Lehotsky
10 steps
2 minutes

Dublinbaptist

Click "Jack"

Click "Privacy"

In this menu, you will see yourself and your family members.[[ ]]Each adult member of your family can have a different privacy setting and set their own.[[ ]]Children's privacy settings are set by the family's adult members.[[ ]]There are five different setting types. [[1. ]]**Anyone in the church.** If this setting is used, anyone in the church can see your information. [[2. ]]**Leaders & groups/serving teams members.** If this setting is used, only the pastors, church staff, deacons, leaders of connect groups, and serving teams can see your information. [[3. ]]**Leaders.**[[ ]]If this setting is used, only the pastors, church staff, deacons, and leaders of connect groups can see your information. [[4. ]]**Users with permissions.**[[ ]]If this setting is used, only the pastors, deacons, and church staff can see your information. [[5. ]]**Custom privacy.**[[ ]]Realm also lets you customize your privacy settings.[[ ]]Let's continue a deeper look into your custom privacy settings.

Click "Custom Privacy"

Click here

Click "Anyone in the church"

Click on Personal Information.

Click "Users with permission only"

Click "Save"

Your privacy settings are very important to Realm and Dublin Baptist Church, that is why you are allowed to modify them for your comfort. **The privacy settings do not apply to your giving record. That information is only accessible to you and the church business manager and accountant.** Also, your privacy settings affect the information that is available in the church directory online in Realm and in print. Depending on your settings, will determine what information is available even in print.