Aug 31, 2017
Hi! I'm a new Hide blog. Hope we can be friends.
I didn't join the fandom before because it's scary as fuck and it creeps me out.
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Hi! I'm a new Hide blog. Hope we can be friends.
I didn't join the fandom before because it's scary as fuck and it creeps me out.
Tumblr added a privacy reminder to the top of the Dashboard. From the Web Dashboard, if you choose Sure, you’ll be sent to the Account Settings page. Under your email, you can switch off “Let people find your blogs through this address” to keep your email private. You can also select a blog in the right column to change privacy preferences.
Allow this blog to appear in search results (opt-out of Tumblr search, Google, Bing and Yahoo)
Allow logged-out users to see this blog (last paragraph of “Blocking users” — another means to protect your privacy)
Password protect this blog (secondary blogs only)
How to Remove a Tumblr Blog from Search Results: Not everyone on Tumblr wants blog posts to be found by others. Follow these steps to hide a blog from search results and recommended posts.
Go to the Desktop Dashboard. Click the user icon to reveal the drop-down menu, then click the Settings gear icon.
The Settings page for your primary blog appears. (Or to hide a secondary blog, click another blog on the right sidebar.)
Scroll down to "Directory" and look for the setting "Allow search engines to index your blog."
Click off the switch — that is, make the circle shift left — for "Allow search engines to index your blog." A green "Saved" icon appears, confirming your choice.
Turning off this setting hides the blog from Tumblr Search and prevents posts from appearing as recommended posts — now known as "Here's a blog." The setting change also puts out the unwelcome mat for search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo, asking them to eventually exclude the blog from search results.