Deep sleep is one exact consent choice that includes source names, each source's recorded time, and every available value across both stored scope versions.

An existing v0 grant remains visible under the same source-labelled sleep permission. Saving preserves its scope key, and unchecking still stops every stored version of that share.

A signed-out invitee who arrived from a group text sees only the phone-bound account path. The invite code stays attached through authentication so Murph can return them to this group.

Existing member re-opens the invite link. Save changes and Leave group stay as buttons; Back to Murph is the new quiet exit.

A new member sees every available sharing choice selected, including the exact seven-day window for recent activity distance and session counts. They can clear optional sharing in one action and re-enable exact choices before joining. Nothing is shared until they join.

Selector-based activity choices name the same seven-day history window as every other recent-data permission, so approval is informed before sharing starts.

After the membership and explicit sharing save succeed, Murph continues into the existing account setup route. If navigation stalls, this real success state keeps one direct setup action.

A first-checkout member who reloads after joining keeps the same sharing controls, while every secondary action names the setup destination truthfully.

The phone-bound invite belongs to a different account than the current browser session. The unsafe join stays blocked, and one existing sign-out action preserves this group link for phone verification.

Existing member sharing only protein while the group also requests carbs, fat, and fiber. A mixed macro grant expands to per-nutrient rows so the active grant stays visible and revocable instead of hiding behind an unchecked group.