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Once you share a hotspot, it becomes part of your contribution to Linkr. Here is what happens next in the current beta.
In the current build, the hotspots you share are stored on your device.

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Your hotspot is saved

Immediately after you share:
  • The hotspot appears in your Hotspots tab
  • Its details are saved with the visibility settings you chose
There is no review or approval step. The hotspot is recorded as soon as you share it.

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Managing it over time

From the Hotspots tab you can:
  • Review the hotspot’s details
  • Toggle its public/private visibility
  • Remove it when you no longer want to share it
See Managing your hotspots for the details.

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What the beta does not do yet

To be clear about the current build:
  • Hotspots are not yet published to the public map or API
  • There is no background uptime monitoring or reliability scoring
  • There is no connection-activity dashboard
These are on the roadmap. See Product status.

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The long-term view

The direction is for shared hotspots to be published, discoverable, and — over time — monitored for availability, so the map reflects what is actually online. For now, sharing is about building the habit and the dataset.
Sharing a hotspot is a contribution, not a contract. You can update or remove your hotspot whenever you need to.