Is there a way to make things like my achievements private?

I was wondering if there was a way to set the Xbox One so that nobody had access to my achievements, and my "feed". I used to be able to do this on the 360, but can't find anything like it in the settings on the One.

Thanks.

:)

 

Is there a way to remove achievements?

yes yes they will help reset all of your gamerscore and achievements, if you really want to do this

 

Is there a way to remove achievements?

Hi there, awhile back when I was playing Gears of War, I got impatient with that achievement 'Seriously.." (for those who don't know, it's getting 10,000 kills in total in ranked matches--takes 6+ months of playing to get it, if you're good.) so my friend
showed me this glitch that unlocked the achievement after playing just one game. Is there anyway I could get that achievement taken away? I'm trying to become legit from now on, but I don't want to have to create a new account because I'd lose all of my CoD
ranks and DLC.

So my question remains, is there anyway for me to remove the achievement? Or could a Microsoft employee remove it? Or even all my gamerscore for that matter? Thanks.

 

Just block your entire profile and no one will see your achievements. Not sure if they still pop up in the activity feed. I dont think they do.

 

Activity feed can be put private as well.

Not sure why this guys wants to be that close too ghost though.

 

People only hide stuff when they have something to hide.

 

Any time I see someone with their games played list set to private, I automatically assume it's because they've been playing Hannah Montana and Disney Fairy's. Pretty sure I'm not wrong.

 

Dont forget kids hang out on here sword style its ok for me to look at that stuff but for older peps who r like 30+ owww. My online status bio and friends is set so that it can only be viewed by my friends. Some peps take privacy more seriously that those
who have a lol at it.

 

Hello "Sword StyIe"

I love the Hannah Montana: The Movie Xbox 360 game

Have a nice day or afternoon or night everyone

 

Why does it make a difference if someone is over the age of 30 and looking at someone's played games or achievements?

 

Oh, you KNOW! Don't try to play innocent with us! Seriously I was wondering the same thing.

Peace, J.R.

 

@Randver some people from this forum(well 1 PC/PS enthusiast) likes to stalk people's friends list, so I can understand why some people want privacy.

 

@Akame

I'm not sure how someone stalks a friends list but I'm still confused to why the over 30 thing somehow got thrown into the mix. The current under 30 crowd is far more dysfunctional/creepy than the over 30 crowd so if someone wants to hide I'd be hiding from
the youngsters ;p

 

Well it doesn't look like your doing a very good job I can see you here ;D ^-^

One of my other NZ friends went through my friends list and friended everyone only because she was bored when we were in a party. This was earlier this year in a party. She then said who has just for dance this Xbox 360 game can't remember the exact title,
I said one of my friends and she went into my friends list and friended her. She's friends with about 10 of my other friends. She's from a small NZ town and I'm from a big NZ city, so may understand she may want more peps to talk too. I'm a bit of the opposite
sometimes. You know, it can get a bit too crowded. O yes I've seen Hanna Montana the movie too but I've never played the game. Disney Infinity is too expensive in my country like $110 and it's like $25 per figurine.

I can understand wanting to read in detail every achievement from your friends, but for other people? I'm sure I did opt out of Market Research Overall, I don't mind if Achievements are private or not