It would be amazing to be able to hide pages from stakeholders.
Even using Stars, all the design is visible for them, so why not enable the designer to only show some pages?
This way there is no need to do some complex “one page sharing” that may use symbols from another page, but only to hide “private” pages from stakeholders.
Thanks @leohans for opening a feature request for this. I had already asked about it last summer:
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Yes, yes, yes:-)
Now that we soonish need an InVision replacement for easy and fast client onboarding, this would be a great solution…
Copy artboards ready for client into a Client Page, save to shared workspace …done!
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@damiandmowski suggested on another topic:
Hey! I recently came across a new tool that’s a competitor to Sketch and Figma—creatie.ai . I spotted a couple of interesting ideas there, and one that stood out to me is how nice it would be to have a “Ready for dev” label when handing things off to developers. Or, even better, a feature to hide Artboards and tag them as “Draft.
What do you think? Do you think it’s possible to add something like that? In my experience, it’s always a bit tricky at the beginning when working with a copywriter/marketing/PR to finalize a project. There end up being so many versions, and later the devs often ask which Artboard is meant for them. I know I could create a separate Artboard to keep things organized, but I’d rather keep everything at my fingertips. Let me know if this makes sense!
Hiding entire pages sounds like a very good place to start! Although we usually group our pages by feature (i.e. all components, organisms and screens for a given feature inside the same page), so the best would be to have control over individual symbols.
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Hey folks 
Thanks for sharing your ideas around sharing specific parts of a document. I understand that designers won’t always want to share an entire document with others, especially when you want their feedback scoped to a specific page or set of pages.
Sharing remains a big focus of the web team, and we continue to investigate new and improved ways of sharing design work and prototypes with people both inside and outside of your Workspaces.
The feedback in this thread, and the one @raulrincon shared above is really insightful, myself and the rest of the web team are following both 
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“especially when you want their feedback scoped to a specific page or set of pages.”
Moreover, granting access to the entire document allows them to view pages containing information they shouldn’t have access to.
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