You've got to treat any repository made public - no matter how briefly - as compromised / downloaded / accessed / viewed. I found the article title pretty misl

You've got to treat any repository made public - no matter how briefly - as compromised / downloaded / accessed / viewed. I found the article title pretty misleading. There's perhaps an interesting conversation to have around the possibility of wanting to be able to scrub training data after-the-fact and how (or if) that could work - but that's not what the article's headline tried to convey.