Xbox Mobile App iOS crashes when making a post to a club and pinning it to the feed at the...

@TheMercyWolf, I’m having the same problem as well for my club, if I try to send a post on my phone, it doesn’t go through. If I try to send a post and *pin* it to the top of the activity feed, it crashes my phone. If I try to send it through the console,
it doesn’t I go through. If I try to send it *pinned* while using the the Xbox console itself it works.

You can't see it via the regular achievements list on the console, nor the Xbox app or website.

If you have it unlocked, you can pin it to the top of your activity feed by doing this: -

1. Find a gamer who already has it pinned to their feed. They don't have to be a friend - they just need to have it pinned to their feed. I have it pinned to mine.

2. Go to their feed and click on the pinned achievement, then click on "Xbox One - Go to official club" on the right.

3. In the club, navigate to the Progress tab and there you will see your own Day One achievement unlock.

4. Click on the achievement, click on "Share", then you can share it to your own activity feed.

5. Go to your own feed, click on the achievement, then pin it.

I do agree that it would have been better if they added it as a profile badge when they removed it from the regular achievements list, especially as only 0.66% of Xbox One owners have it, but I think that ship has sailed already and they're unlikely to do anything with it now.

Hello, and welcome to the Xbox Community! I'd be happy to help you today.

Have you confirmed whether the club owner or admins changed the club's activity feed permissions, removed pinned posts, or restricted media visibility for members?

Hi Carlos!

Thanks for using the xbox forums! I believe I can help you out with this today.

Adults can see screenshots, game clips, and broadcasts made by anyone else on Xbox Live. If that doesn't appeal to you, you can change this in Settings. Press the Xbox button to open the guide,
select System> Settings, then choose Account > Privacy & online safety > Xbox Live privacy > View details & customize > Game content.

Options under Game content include:

• You can share game clips and screenshots
• Others can see your game clips and screenshots
• You can see and upload community creations
• You can broadcast gameplay
• You can share content made using Kinect or another camera

Choose a designation from each option (e.g. Block) to narrow whose comments and content you can see or allow to see.

Default settings for teens and kids are more restrictive, but they can be adjusted by an adult in the family.

Hide, filter, and pin activity feed posts

To hide a post in the activity feed:

1. Select the post, then select More actions.
2. Select Hide.

When you select Hide, the option changes to Unhide, giving you a chance to change your mind. Once you close the post, however, it’s hidden for good.

To hide a game or a club from the activity feed:

1. Select a post from a game or club, then select More actions.
2. Select Hide all from this game (or club).

If you decide you want to see the game or club in the feed again, go to the game hub or club and select Show in my feed.

To filter on the types of posts you want to see in the activity feed:

1. Select Filter at the top of the feed, then choose the types of posts you want to see.
2. Select Apply.

You can also pin a post to the top of your own activity feed or a club you own. To pin a post:

1. Go to your profile or club and select Activity feed.
2. Select the post you want to pin, then select More actions.
3. Select Pin to my feed or Pin to club.

To remove the pin, go back to More options and select Unpin.

Let us know if that solves your issue you were having with the activity feed!

Hi there,

not sure you can share the club info itself, but you might be able to create a activity feed item within the club and share (and pin) that on your own activity feed itself.