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The stake presidency has asked that stake leaders, including auxiliary presidencies and secretaries, have their visibility set to Stake Visibility. We live in an area outside of North America where the default setting is probably "Private Leaders Only." Currently, changing visibility to Stake Visibility is not intuitive in that household visibility settings limit the settings one can set using "LDS Account-Contact Settings" page. However, one needs to go to a completely different page to establish the household settings. After learning how to do it, I created a step-by-step tutorial without graphics to explain how to change the household settings. The tutorial has 17 steps to it. That is just to change the household visibility setting. Then after all that one must change their personal settings for various contact methods.
You are correct that I did not need to "reinvent the wheel," all that is available at https://www.lds.org/help/support/editin ... e?lang=eng. However, the "Contact Settings" does not have a link to https://www.lds.org/help/support/editin ... e?lang=eng.
Is there a way to simplify changing household visibility settings and make it more intuitive? Even having a link to https://www.lds.org/help/support/editin ... e?lang=eng on the "Contact Settings" page would help. Also simplifying the process would also help.
LDS.org and LDS Tools are marvelous tools thank you for all you do and have done to develop and maintain them.
You are correct that I did not need to "reinvent the wheel," all that is available at https://www.lds.org/help/support/editin ... e?lang=eng. However, the "Contact Settings" does not have a link to https://www.lds.org/help/support/editin ... e?lang=eng.
Is there a way to simplify changing household visibility settings and make it more intuitive? Even having a link to https://www.lds.org/help/support/editin ... e?lang=eng on the "Contact Settings" page would help. Also simplifying the process would also help.
LDS.org and LDS Tools are marvelous tools thank you for all you do and have done to develop and maintain them.