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> make sure you don’t hit the share button Are you concerned using email in general? Because every-time you hit “send” sounds scary as well. Joking aside, it
by tiffanyh 3y ago
> make sure you don’t hit the share button
Are you concerned using email in general?
Because every-time you hit “send” sounds scary as well.
Joking aside, it seems fairly obvious that the risk is on you if your “share” your company’s sensitive code.
- mixmastamyk 3y agoI don’t most consider these things anymore. How many signed up for copilot without a second thought?
- mixmastamyk 3y ago^think
- makeitdouble 3y agoThis question of who gets to see your company data is I think a lot more thorny these days than ever before. You're joking about email, but that's of course the reason why companies will pay a lot to host email on premise instead of relying on cheaper offsite solutions. I think Exchange Server is Microsoft's biggest foot in the door to access conpanies tbat otherwise wouldn't care much about the other Microsoft services. Having a third party look at every email you're sending around is just a non starter for many businesses. Getting the same setting in an editor where your code is shared with the editor company everytime you want to show it to a colleague is not trivial at all.