Connections, connection requests and blocking
Connect with people from your clubs, accept or decline requests – and decide who may reach you.
CommunicationBase (gratuit)Vérifié le 30.10.2026
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Prérequis
- You are signed in
- You are a member of at least one club or group to see suggestions
Qui peut le faire ?
Everyone manages their own network. Only adults from your own clubs, groups and associations are suggested. Child accounts need the “Send connection requests” permission.
Pas à pas
Open the network
Choose “My network”. The tabs are “My connections”, “Requests” and “Suggestions”.
Send a request
Under “Suggestions” (or via the name search) choose “Connect” for a person. The person learns your name and profile picture; the request shows as “Pending” for you and can be taken back with “Withdraw”.
Answer a request
Under “Requests” you see which club you are both members of. Choose “Accept” or “Decline”. When you accept, the person sees everything you shared as “Only my connections” – retroactively too.
Remove or block
Via “More actions” choose “Remove connection” (for both of you) or “Block”. The person is not notified; you find blocked people under “Settings → Communication → Blocked people” and can lift the block there.
Set reachability
Under “Settings → Communication” you set “Who can write to me”, “Who can send me connection requests”, “Who can tag me in posts” and “Who may call me?”.
Vous trouverez la fonction ici : /netzwerk
Erreurs fréquentes et solutions
- “The request could not be sent.”
- The person only allows requests from certain circles, or you do not know each other through a shared club. For privacy reasons the message gives no details.
- I do not want to be found at all.
- The communication setting only controls who may contact you. Additionally switch off discoverability in search under “Privacy”.
Bon à savoir
- CLUP.life evaluates neither your address book nor your behavior for suggestions.
- Video calls are never recorded; only the fact that a call took place is stored (time, duration, participants).