General conference leadership meetings for 2024

[BobBurch]

I'm an assistant executive secretary in my ward and I also can't see General Conference Leadership Meeting for 2024 or 2025. I can see 2021 - 2023. This problem has persisted for over a year. I can't see them in the Library app iOS or in a browser on my computer (Mac). For the app, I have logged out and back in. I have deleted the app and reinstalled it. Nothing worked. On my computer I have tried it with different browsers. If I look at Temple and Family History Leadership Instruction, I can see content for 2024 and 2025 but for Leadership Meeting I can't.

[m1i2k3e4]

As of October 2025, both 2024 and 2025 are not available to me in either the website or the app. Reading prior posts, it appears that LCR is not a consideration; and, signing in or out does not seem to make a difference for me or others. What is the secret to seeing these wonderful resources? What is the bottom line to all of the inconsistency here? Is it the app or is it the user? What is going on with this? How can I become one of the lucky ones?

[BrianEdwards]

As of October 2025, both 2024 and 2025 are not available to me in either the website or the app. Reading prior posts, it appears that LCR is not a consideration; and, signing in or out does not seem to make a difference for me or others. What is the secret to seeing these wonderful resources? What is the bottom line to all of the inconsistency here? Is it the app or is it the user? What is going on with this? How can I become one of the lucky ones?

I still see the same thing I saw when I posted back in April (up to Oct 2023 is visible, nothing after that). This time I also tried manually editing a valid Oct 2023 url to point to what should be the Oct 2024 url page, but that came back as missing. I don't know if that's because of permissions (no LCR access for me), or because they maybe changed naming conventions.

One thing I didn't see mentioned in the various posts, was any effort at contacting GSD (via the Feedback tool) for their input. Often they don't know much more than end users about why something is or is not accessible , but there are times when they can either push through a change, or at least share internal reasons for why users see (or don't see) things. I'd suggest trying that approach.