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# Sharing Settings

This section shows how you can share your buoy's location on our Global Mooring Map.

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## Add to Global Buoy Map

Your team may choose to add the buoy to Nemo Pi's [Global Mooring Map](https://map.nemopi.com) to bring awareness for sustainable anchoring locations to your community; making it easy to find a mooring location when members go out by boat, rather than dropping anchor onto the beautiful coral below for example.

When this option is selected, solely the buoy's deployment location is shared, no further access to its dashboard or other settings is granted outside your organization. You can revoke this at any time, causing the buoy to disappear from the public map again.

Your buoy will also disappear from our Global Mooring Map if your buoy is not currently deployed. After re-deployment, you may be prompted to confirm whether you wish to re-enable this feature or keep your buoy's location private.

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### What does the public see?

Our Global Mooring Map shows the public a marker at the buoy's location and a generic name along with basic satellite weather data for the current time period. Your sensor data is not shown.

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## Showing Owner Info (coming soon)

We are working on a feature that shows your organization's logo and name next to the buoy on our Global Mooring Map. When you enable this setting, you consent to us showing this information publicly. If the *Add to Global Buoy Map* option is disabled, this setting does not apply.


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