If this is indeed how copilot is archtected, then it needs clear documentation -- that it is a non-audited data store. But how then did MS "fix" this bug? Did

If this is indeed how copilot is archtected, then it needs clear documentation -- that it is a non-audited data store. But how then did MS "fix" this bug? Did they stop pre-ingesting, indexing, and caching the content? I doubt that. Pushing (defaulting) organizations to feed all their data to Copilot and then not providing an audit trail of data access on that replica data store -- feels like a fundamental gap that should be caught by a security 101 checklist.