The newest version of QQ introduced real-time sharing of your smartphone’s battery levels and signal status. It might seem like a less creepy feature than the Chinese app that shares your location to friends at all times, but nevertheless, it has sparked privacy worries. If your signal and battery level are high, for instance, it could signal that you are at home to QQ friends you would rather not see.

Luckily, Tencent said that the feature is completely optional, according to local media. The update also added pre-set statuses for when you’re too busy to chat, such as “studying” or “traveling.”