This document outlines GitHub's policy on misinformation and disinformation, prohibiting content that distorts reality and is likely to cause public harm or interfere with civic participation. It also specifically disallows projects designed to create non-consensual intimate imagery or other prohibited misinformation using synthetic or manipulated media tools.

This document outlines GitHub's policy for the coordinated disclosure of security vulnerabilities. It encourages security researchers to report any discovered vulnerabilities to GitHub to help maintain platform safety. The document also introduces GitHub's bug bounty program, which rewards researchers for their efforts in identifying and reporting bugs.

This document outlines the terms and conditions for using GitHub's open source applications, such as GitHub Desktop. It details the legal agreement between the user and GitHub, covering aspects like connecting to GitHub, open source licenses, trademark usage, privacy, auto-update services, and limitations of liability. Users must agree to these terms to download, install, or use the software.

This agreement outlines the terms for individuals participating in the GitHub Research Program. It covers how participants provide feedback on GitHub products and services, the confidentiality of information shared by GitHub, and how participant data is handled. By agreeing, participants grant GitHub rights to use their feedback and agree to keep certain information secret.

This document outlines GitHub's internal process for users to appeal moderation decisions or request reinstatement of their accounts or content. Users can submit a request if they believe a violation decision was mistaken or if they are willing to rectify a violation to regain access. It details the steps involved and mentions potential additional legal rights for users in certain jurisdictions like the European Union.

This document outlines GitHub's policy for handling user accounts after a user passes away. It details the process for authorized individuals, such as next of kin or pre-designated successors, to request actions regarding a deceased user's account. Requests are made through GitHub Support and require specific information and verification.

This document is a legal agreement outlining the policies and terms for developers creating extensions for the GitHub Copilot Extensibility Platform. It details critical requirements regarding security, user privacy, data handling, and transparency, ensuring extensions comply with GitHub's standards and applicable laws. Developers are responsible for their extensions' operation, maintenance, and adherence to these guidelines.

This document outlines GitHub's policy for responding to government requests to remove content that has been declared unlawful in specific jurisdictions. It details the criteria for a complete takedown request, the process GitHub follows including user notification and appeal options, and its commitment to transparency by publicly posting these notices.

This document outlines the privacy practices for GitHub Codespaces, detailing how user data, specifically telemetry from Visual Studio Code, is collected and managed. It explains how users can opt out of telemetry collection and references the broader GitHub Privacy Statement and Beta Previews terms for comprehensive details.

This document is the GitHub Privacy Statement, detailing how GitHub, Inc. and GitHub B.V. handle personal data. It outlines the types of personal data collected directly, automatically, and from third parties, as well as the purposes for processing this data. The statement also covers data sharing practices, international data transfers, and the privacy rights available to users, including specific provisions for EEA, UK, and various US state residents.