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Git asks for Name and Email to do it’s job. That’s allowed under GDPR. It’s voluntary which is what GDPR requires. You don’t have to share it (push to a remote
by rovr138 6y ago
Git asks for Name and Email to do it’s job. That’s allowed under GDPR. It’s voluntary which is what GDPR requires.
You don’t have to share it (push to a remote). If you do, that’s a decision you made. The person who has that data then is not the authors of Git but whoever owns the remote.