Free Data Governance Templates

This document serves as an index to 37signals' collection of legal policies and terms, such as their Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Service Level Agreements. It notes that the project is no longer maintained and directs users to their official website for the most current versions.

This document outlines the ownership and management structure for HEY for Domains accounts. It details who owns the account (either a legal entity or an individual) and defines the responsibilities and capabilities of Account Managers. The policy also explains the process for changing Account Managers, particularly for accounts owned by legal entities.

This notice outlines the third-party software providers (“processors”) the company uses to handle personal data in specific situations. All processors are based in the United States and operate under GDPR-compliant agreements to ensure data protection, including those supporting our core operations and media activities like podcasts, blogs, and virtual events.

This policy outlines how to manage the account of someone who has become incapacitated or passed away, balancing compassion with privacy and security requirements. It explains how to stop billing, cancel an account, or request data access, including the legal documentation and verification steps required before any action can be taken.

The Recruitment Privacy Policy explains how the company collects, stores, and uses personal data from job applicants during the hiring process. It outlines data retention periods, candidate rights under privacy laws, and the safeguards in place to ensure all applicant information is handled securely and transparently.

This document is a California Resident Notice at Collection, designed to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). It informs California residents about the categories of personal information collected, the purposes for its use, and the types of third parties with whom it may be disclosed.

The “Until the End of the Internet” policy expresses long-term commitment to maintaining and supporting its products indefinitely. It assures customers that their data will remain safe, their software usable, and that legacy products will continue to receive security and infrastructure support even without new features.

The GitHub Deceased User Policy outlines how authorized individuals, such as next of kin or designated successors, can request actions on a deceased user’s account, including repository transfers or billing cancellation. It can be trusted as an official GitHub policy, backed by identity verification and privacy safeguards in accordance with GitHub’s Privacy Statement.

The GitHub Copilot Extension Developer Policy governs the development, use, and distribution of extensions on the GitHub Copilot platform, ensuring privacy, security, transparency, and compliance with applicable laws. It can be trusted as an official GitHub policy, backed by comprehensive legal terms, platform standards, and enforcement mechanisms to protect both developers and users.

The GitHub Codespaces Privacy Statement sets out how data is collected and managed when using GitHub Codespaces and github.dev, including telemetry in Visual Studio Code and user opt-out rights. It can be trusted as an official GitHub privacy policy, aligned with GitHub’s broader Privacy Statement and backed by their platform-wide compliance standards.