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And yet my licensed Visual Studio 2026 that's supposed to be for serious-face commercial development is rife with Copilot. > You may stop using Copilot at any
by cartoonfoxes 6mo ago
And yet my licensed Visual Studio 2026 that's supposed to be for serious-face commercial development is rife with Copilot.
> You may stop using Copilot at any time.
But how? Microsoft has shoved it into so many products that I don't see how it's possible, without dropping them alltogether.
- brookst 6mo agoThe link is pretty clear that it is only about copilot.com, not every product that has copilot in the name: > These Terms apply to your use of “Copilot,” which includes: > The standalone Copilot apps on your computer or mobile device > The Copilot service we offer at copilot.microsoft.com, copilot.com, and copilot.ai > Conversations you have with Copilot through other Microsoft apps and websites > Conversations you have with Copilot through third-party apps and platforms > Other Copilot-branded apps and services that link to these Terms > These Terms don’t apply to Microsoft 365 Copilot apps or services unless that specific app or service says that these Terms apply.