GitHub

Other📄 Terms reviewed on February 24, 2026

GitHub

Other📄 Terms reviewed on February 24, 2026

GitHub Copilot trains on all public repository code

Your open source contributions train Microsoft's AI. That code you wrote and shared freely? It's teaching Copilot, which Microsoft sells.

Private repositories can be accessed by GitHub employees

While not routine, GitHub staff CAN access private repos for security or Terms enforcement. Your proprietary code isn't completely sealed.

Microsoft owns GitHub and integrates data across services

Your GitHub activity connects to your Microsoft account. Coding patterns, project data, all flowing through the Microsoft ecosystem.

Account suspension removes access to all repositories

Terms violation? Your account gets suspended and all your repos become inaccessible. Years of projects, contributions, documentation—locked out.

Public repositories are used to train Copilot AI

Your open source code just became Microsoft's AI training data. At least your bugs are now contributing to machine learning!

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Terms & Conditions Facts

GitHub

Serving Size: Your Source Code

Servings Per Click: 1 (and it's irreversible)

Amount Per Agreement

Vague Language71%

Code usage for AI training

Rights Surrendered67%

Public code licensing

Data Shared86%

Microsoft platform integration

Fine Print88%

Access and suspension policies

⚠️Warning

•Public code used for AI training

•Employee access to private repositories

•Account data shared with Microsoft

•Suspension locks all repository access

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