> Unless a literal city council thinks Doesn't seem likely. Seriously, I'd imagine they treat it as “someone else's problem” — like backups. If GitHub gets h

> Unless a literal city council thinks Doesn't seem likely. Seriously, I'd imagine they treat it as “someone else's problem” — like backups. If GitHub gets hacked, I imagine their plan is “be affronted, and sue”. When GitHub's lawyers point out that the terms of service don't guarantee anything, the plan says “be even more publicly affronted that GitHub refuses to take responsibility, while taking no responsibility”.