This document outlines GitHub's use of cookies, explaining how they are collected, utilized, and shared to ensure website functionality, security, and to analyze usage for an improved user experience. It provides transparency by detailing specific cookies employed by GitHub and various third-party providers, along with their descriptions and expiration periods. Users can refer to this policy for information on managing their cookie preferences.

This document outlines the privacy practices specifically for GitHub Codespaces, clarifying that its use is governed by the general GitHub Privacy Statement. It details how telemetry collection works when using VS Code within Codespaces and how users can manage their privacy preferences. This helps users understand data handling and their control over it.

This document outlines GitHub's guidelines for handling legal requests for user data from law enforcement. It details the types of data GitHub holds, the specific legal processes required for disclosure (subpoenas, court orders, search warrants), and GitHub's policy of notifying affected users unless legally prohibited. It aims to balance user privacy with legitimate law enforcement interests.

This document outlines GitHub's policy for handling government requests to remove content deemed unlawful in specific jurisdictions. It details the process for complete takedown requests, including notifying affected users, allowing appeals, and publicly posting the requests for transparency. GitHub aims to balance legal compliance with user access and freedom of speech.

This policy outlines the process for authorized individuals, such as next of kin or pre-designated successors, to request actions regarding a deceased GitHub user's account. It details the information required for such requests and notes that GitHub may ask for further verification to ensure proper authorization.

This policy outlines GitHub's strict stance on account recovery, particularly when users lose access to two-factor authentication or other recovery methods. It clarifies that GitHub Support will not restore account access in such scenarios, directing users to self-service recovery options or limited actions like unlinking emails or cloning public content. This policy is in place to protect accounts from unauthorized access through social engineering.

This document outlines the Terms of Service for using GitHub, detailing the contractual agreement between GitHub and its users. It covers essential aspects such as account creation and security, acceptable use policies, ownership and licensing of user-generated content, payment terms, and procedures for account cancellation. The agreement also includes important legal disclaimers, limitations of liability, and governing law provisions.

This document outlines the Terms of Service for the GitHub Marketplace, a platform where users can access developer applications and actions. It details user responsibilities, payment terms, data privacy considerations, and the relationship between users, GitHub, and third-party Product Providers. Users agree to these terms when using the Marketplace.

This document outlines the terms and conditions for attending GitHub events. It covers basic participation requirements, including adherence to the Event Code of Conduct, rules regarding photos and videos, and information sharing with third parties. Attendees also agree to an assumption of risk, release of liability, and indemnity for their participation.

This document outlines the GitHub Corporate Terms of Service, governing the use of GitHub products and services by business and institutional customers. It details account requirements, content ownership, payment terms, termination conditions, and legal responsibilities for both GitHub and its corporate users. This agreement ensures a clear understanding of the legal framework for using GitHub's platform in a corporate setting.