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No or no company would be able to use it. As you type fragments of code are sent and discarded after use. You need to trust Microsoft to actually do the discard
by throwaway202303 3y ago
No or no company would be able to use it. As you type fragments of code are sent and discarded after use. You need to trust Microsoft to actually do the discarding but contractually they do and you can sue them if they accidentally or deliberately keep your code around or otherwise mismanage it.
- xiphias2 3y agoThey are obligated to give data to the government, and government took part of spying in Brazil for Boeing in the past, but I guess they are using this capability only for a few strategic companies, and most companies are not that.
- matheusmoreira 3y ago> government took part of spying in Brazil for Boeing in the past Do you have more details? Please elaborate.
- zelphirkalt 3y agoBut that is naive, isn't it? Who has the money and time in their life, to actually sue MS? Even if "you" is a business, few will have the resources for that.
- justinhj 3y agoIndividuals do not (although a class action would be feasible), but large companies that use Github and other Microsoft products, of course they have both the means to sue Microsoft and the motivation should their business be impacted.
- throwaway202303 3y agoExactly