

Yes, your email might be saved in some app you’ve used to login, including your browser’s saved credentials thingy.
For anything important, use matrix instead of lemmy DMs.
Yes, your email might be saved in some app you’ve used to login, including your browser’s saved credentials thingy.
The email is only stored locally and never used in federation.
So that’s local admins only, and even then, only if you have access to the database itself.
Right now, that would be TheDude and me.
Emails aren’t very useful to us admins.
Sure, spammers tend to use junk emails, but (some) legit users also do, so it’s a bit moot to start looking at addresses en masse.
Basically the only time I even see any email address is if they have trouble with the initial verification email.
The email is very useful to allow users to reset their password, but that’s an automated process, and not something we’d look at.
Peace
The workaholic culture is probably more to blame than 4b
Sounds like a default gateway config issue tbh.
Like one of them had been configured to be the other’s default gateway or something.
As in, check the network config of each VM, but from within them and not from proxmox.