Comment by fuzzy2
4 years ago
Git hosting services cannot change the address on the actual commits, so trying to hide it on the web frontend is pretty pointless. You could always just clone the repo to get the addresses.
It will always be up to the user to set it up in a way they want.
Well I guess GitHub could refuse non-GitHub e-mail addresses when pushing, but let's seriously not go there.
> GitHub could refuse non-GitHub e-mail addresses when pushing
This already exists as an option.
GitHub does as much as they can to protect e-mail privacy without making it impossible to use an email.