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Plenty of other companies enable this by default too, such as Github, Figma, Adobe, Vercel. I think it's fair to assume that if you ahve data stored within any

Plenty of other companies enable this by default too, such as Github, Figma, Adobe, Vercel. I think it's fair to assume that if you ahve data stored within any company, they'll by default use it for training.

tombert 6mo ago
Maybe this will become The Year of the Self Hosted. For stuff that I don't particularly care about privacy I've kept on the cloud (e.g. my blog, which is public anyway and as such is probably training bots regardless), but for stuff that I don't want to be used to train their models and/or sell to advertisers I have moved to be self hosted on my own network.
- pydry 6mo ago
  self hosting needs to be easier to set up for that to happen. we're not far off it being good enough but it's not there yet.
  - jsk2600 6mo ago
    Atlassian made self-hosting 'less easier' on purpose. They even discontinued their on-prem products.
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CodesInChaos 6mo ago
Do you have any source for Github training on private repositories if you don't interact with copilot yourself?
- Bnjoroge 6mo ago
  I believe you have to disable the toggle, but not sure if it applies to folks who dont use copilot: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/188488 https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/188488