Private organization membership count is exposed in profile hovercards #207070
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🏷️ Discussion Type
Bug
💬 Feature/Topic Area
Profile
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Summary
All of my organization memberships are set to Private, and my profile activity is also private. These organizations are not shown on my public profile.
However, when another user hovers over my avatar or username in the commit history of a public repository, the profile hovercard displays:
Although the organization names are hidden, this still reveals that I belong to multiple organizations and exposes the membership count.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
When all organization memberships are private, the public hovercard should omit the entire organization membership row. It should not reveal organization names, the existence of hidden memberships, or their count.
Actual behavior
The organization names remain hidden, but the hovercard exposes the number of memberships through the text “and 2 more.”
Why this matters
The existence and number of private organization memberships are relationship metadata. Displaying this information appears inconsistent with the memberships being configured as private and with those organizations being hidden from the public profile.
GitHub Docs state that organization membership visibility is private by default and that users can choose to publicize individual memberships:
Screenshots
1. Public profile with private activity
2. Hovercard exposing the organization membership count
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