This document outlines GitHub's policy for managing user accounts after a user's death. 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, including the information required and potential verification steps. The policy ensures proper handling of account content in accordance with legal obligations.

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.

This template is an Equality and Diversity Monitoring Form designed for organisations to collect demographic data from their job applicants or workforce. It aims to help organisations meet their equality policy commitments and understand the diversity within their ranks, in line with the Equality Act 2010. Completion is voluntary, and the information collected is confidential and used solely for monitoring purposes.

This document is a Cover Page for the Bonterms Cloud Terms (SaaS) (Version 1.0). It facilitates the creation of an agreement between a Customer and a Provider by incorporating the standard Bonterms Cloud Terms and allowing for the specification of deal-specific key terms, attachments, and any additional modifications. It includes placeholders for essential details like the effective date, governing law, and signatory information.

This document is a tax residency self-certification form designed to collect essential information from an Account Holder. It enables financial institutions to comply with international tax reporting requirements under the OECD Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA). The form requests details about the Account Holder's tax residency, Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs), and their status as a Financial Institution or Non-Financial Entity.

This document outlines the Terms of Service for the GitHub Marketplace, a platform enabling users to select and utilize developer applications and actions. It defines the legal relationship between GitHub, users, and third-party Product Providers, covering aspects like payment, data privacy, and disclaimers related to the use of Developer Products. Users agree to these terms, alongside their main GitHub agreement, when accessing the Marketplace.

This document outlines a company's policy on personal data protection, detailing how personal data is collected, processed, stored, and secured. It emphasizes compliance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and sets forth principles for data handling, employee obligations, and procedures for data breaches and inquiries. The policy also addresses the use of data processors and international data transfers.

This document is a cover page for a Bonterms Standard Business Associate Agreement (BAA) (Version 1.0). It facilitates the execution of the BAA by identifying the main agreement it's incorporated into, specifying an effective date, and allowing for additional terms. It includes signature blocks for both the Customer and the Business Associate.

This document outlines the GitHub Terms of Service, establishing the legal agreement between GitHub and its users. It details user responsibilities regarding account management, acceptable use, and user-generated content, alongside GitHub's policies on intellectual property, payment, and service termination. The terms aim to clarify the rights and obligations for all parties interacting with the GitHub platform.