Valve today announced new privacy features for its Steam client, allowing players to choose whether certain games they purchase and own are visible to others on the platform.by Update noticeStarting today, Steam beta testers will be able to mark their games as private to keep them private.
You can set your game to private from three locations: shopping cart. Web browser game list. or from the Steam client itself.New privacy filters are perfect if you’ve been waiting to make a purchase OnlyCans: Thirsty Dating You don’t want your friends to know that you’ve been hooked on some weird, specialized simulator game for the past couple of years.
Apart from being able to mark purchases as private at checkout, the new beta also includes two other updates to the shopping cart. One is how to add gift games to multiple friends’ carts at once, and the other is his one shopping cart for all devices (but this one is integrated). Cart is currently only available in the beta Steam client).