This document outlines a company's approach to security, detailing how customer data is protected and how security concerns are handled. It provides clear channels for customers to report account attacks and for security researchers to disclose vulnerabilities through a bug bounty program. The company commits to investigating and resolving issues, ensuring proper credit for discoveries.

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 GitHub's policy for responding to government requests to remove content deemed unlawful in specific local jurisdictions. It details the criteria for a complete takedown request, GitHub's process for notifying affected users and allowing appeals, and its commitment to transparency by publicly posting these notices. The policy aims to balance compliance with local laws and the platform's dedication to open collaboration and free speech.

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 document is a Privacy Notice for Hubs and Spoke, detailing the types of data collected and shared by these Mozilla products. It explains what information is gathered when users are in a room, such as account details, avatar data, voice, chat, photos, and videos, as well as technical and interaction data. The notice also outlines data collection when users create and publish scenes or custom avatars, and identifies third-party services with whom information may be disclosed.

This document outlines the Acceptable Use Policy for Mozilla's services, detailing actions that are prohibited when using their platforms. It covers illegal activities, harassment, malware distribution, fraud, intellectual property violations, and other behaviors that interfere with services or harm users. The policy emphasizes that this is not an exhaustive list and Mozilla reserves the right to remove content or suspend users.

This Firefox OS Privacy Notice outlines how Mozilla handles user information collected by the Firefox OS. It details data collection practices for features like updates, location services, initial device activation, app usage, and search engine provider information. The notice also clarifies that separate privacy policies apply for third-party apps and integrated services.

This document outlines GitHub's policy regarding trademark violations on its platform. It clarifies what constitutes a trademark policy violation and what does not, such as using a username that coincidentally matches a registered trademark. The policy also details how GitHub responds to reported violations and provides a comprehensive guide for trademark holders on how to submit a report, including all required information.

This document outlines the Terms and Privacy Policy for Firefox Monitor, a service provided by Mozilla. It details the service's features, such as basic scans, full reports, breach alerts, and safety tips, which help users identify if their email addresses have been compromised in data breaches. The policy also covers user responsibilities regarding online safety and how Mozilla handles personal information.

This document outlines GitHub's policy and process for requesting the removal of private information from repositories. It defines what constitutes "private information" for removal purposes, focusing on high-risk content like exposed access credentials that pose a specific security risk. The policy details the steps a complainant must follow, including providing specific links and explanations of security risks, and explains how GitHub processes such requests.