How can I hide who a Google+ post is shared with? Currently, it looks like anyone I share a post with can see who else I have shared the post with.
Google+ Privacy – Hide Who a Post is Shared With
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As you might expect, there are multiple ways of doing this. There's using the timestamp to get the permalink (as detailed by Eight Days of Malaise), then there's this:
The down-pointing arrow in the upper right of any post offers a menu (see below).
"Link to this post" is the direct link to the post.
Only the people that can see the original post can see the comment.
See Who sees the content you post in the stream:
When you +1 or comment on a post, whoever can view the original post will be able to see your +1 and comment as well.
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Best Answer
For private posts, that is correct, and an intentional decision. There is no BCC equivalent in Google+ except to create separate posts. This is intentional because the people commenting on the post may expose each other while posting comments.