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In December 2025, GitHub announced a new $0.002 per minute "cloud platform charge" for developers using self-hosted GitHub Actions runners on private repositories. It was due to take effect on March 1 2026, but seems to be postponed indefinitely. <ref>{{Cite web|title=Coming soon: simpler pricing and a better experience for GitHub Actions|website=GitHub|url=https://github.blog/changelog/2025-12-16-coming-soon-simpler-pricing-and-a-better-experience-for-github-actions/}}</ref> | In December 2025, GitHub announced a new $0.002 per minute "cloud platform charge" for developers using self-hosted GitHub Actions runners on private repositories. It was due to take effect on March 1 2026, but seems to be postponed indefinitely. <ref>{{Cite web|title=Coming soon: simpler pricing and a better experience for GitHub Actions|website=GitHub|url=https://github.blog/changelog/2025-12-16-coming-soon-simpler-pricing-and-a-better-experience-for-github-actions/}}</ref> | ||
=== Whitelisting of | === Whitelisting of e-mail domains on new accounts === | ||
[[File:GitHub | [[File:GitHub email unverified.png|thumb|GitHub Restricting the domains of emails you can use to create an account on their site, effectively blocking the use of email aliases to protect your privacy]] | ||
Upon creating a new GitHub account, GitHub restricts the use of certain domains. This often occurs upon the attempt to use an e-mail alias (a unique e-mail address that hides your true address, allowing you to disable incoming e-mails from spammers and advertisers. This disables the use of e-mail aliases and puts the users' privacy at risk. | |||
===More info=== | ===More info=== | ||