joej wrote:russellhltn wrote:joej wrote:But, in the ward directory, anyone can email the member.
How are you determining this? If you're using your account, the directory will display people that are hidden to others. The only way to verify this is to use a "regular member's" account.
The problem should be pretty easy to verify. Have a member of your ward leadership change their settings to private and see what your email capabilities are to them....
You made the claim that "anyone can email the member [who has privacy settings set to "Private - Leadership Only"]". But then in your proposed test, you say "see what your email capabilities are to them." I assume you really meant "see what
a regular member's email capabilities are to them."
In any case, I have tested this with a regular member's account and can see no evidence to support your claim. For a member in our ward who has her email address set to private, another regular member account cannot see that email address in the household profile, and when an attempt is made to email all members of the Relief Society, that email address is not included. As near as I can determine, that private email address is indeed invisible in all ways to someone signed in with a regular member account.
joej wrote:Have a member of your ward leadership change their settings to private and see ... what their leadership resources email capabilities are.
Again, I don't think you are describing a valid test. The email capabilities of a member of the ward leadership will be completely unaffected by their own personal privacy settings. All that would be affected is the leadership resources email capabilities of
other leaders when they try to send mail to the person (in a leadership calling or not -- it doesn't matter) with private settings.
But in any case, I think you're simply repeating the well-documented issue that the Send a Message feature of Leader and Clerk Resources only will send to members whose email addresses have Stake visibility. If you're saying there's a problem beyond that, please give more details on what you're seeing.
Questions that can benefit the larger community should be asked in a public forum, not a private message.