Use the specific stop-sharing action
The FAQ describes disabling the link from the sharing pop-up. Follow the current interface for the selected list and read the resulting state. Keep the actual action clear: ending sharing is different from removing a film from the list.
Afterwards, inspect the list again in the account to confirm the personal selections remain as intended. Avoid distributing a newly generated link while checking whether the old one was disabled, because that would create a new sharing action rather than verify the previous decision.
Keep discovery links separate from account access
A shared selection is a way to recommend films. It should not be treated as permission to share a library password or as a promise that every recipient has access to every item. Each recipient still needs the applicable authorised viewing arrangement.
If the selection was used in a group, notify recipients through an already authorised communication method only if needed; this article does not send messages. A private note of the list and change date may be enough for the person who owns it.
Ask support about an unresolved link state
If the intended stop-sharing option is absent, record the app or browser edition and the list’s current sharing state. Use the official support route and avoid posting an active private link publicly as evidence.
This guide did not sign into a library account or test a shared link. It explains the documented distinction between link sharing, personal curation and account credentials without claiming that a library benefit grants public screening rights.
Questions about this guide
Must the list be deleted to stop sharing its link?
The reviewed FAQ describes a dedicated stop-sharing action.
Does a shared watchlist give recipients the owner’s library entitlement?
No. A recommendation link is not an account credential or viewing licence.