Friends, messages and the Social Hub
Last reviewed 3 September 2026
Everything social lives at Social Hub. If you have /friends or /messages bookmarked, both now land there — they were two screens doing one job.
Friends
Send a request from someone's profile; they accept or decline. You can also block, which stops contact both ways.
Friendship is not just a label — a profile set to friends only opens for accepted friends and for nobody else. It is the switch behind that setting.
Direct and group conversations
The same system does both. Start a conversation with one person, or add more people to it later and it becomes a group. Anyone in a group can leave; leaving does not delete it for the others.
Messages arrive live
No refreshing. A message appears as it is sent, and you can react to one rather than replying — useful when the only honest answer is a thumbs up.
Deleting a message
You can delete your own. It goes for everybody in the conversation, not just your copy of it.
What friends can see
A friend's profile as they have set it, and the friend activity feed — what people you have added have been playing and finishing. Nothing about your library reaches anybody whose request you have not accepted.
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