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GitHub now allows enterprise admins to attribute Copilot activity to users via telemetry without collecting prompts, responses, or tool content. The new telemetry.capture.identity setting supports this configurable capture.
GitHub now allows enterprise admins to attribute Copilot activity to users via telemetry without collecting prompts, responses, or tool content. The new telemetry.capture.identity setting supports this configurable capture.
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Enterprise administrators can now use telemetry in managed settings to attribute GitHub Copilot activity to a user without collecting their prompts, responses, or tool content. The telemetry.capture.identity setting adds three… The post Client telemetry user attribution and configurable captu...
This update enhances privacy while enabling organizations to monitor Copilot usage effectively. It balances user data protection with administrative oversight in managed environments.
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GitHub Copilot has a source-backed update with coverage spanning capability.
GitHub adds user attribution to Copilot telemetry without capturing prompts
GitHub Copilot adds user attribution telemetry without capturing code content
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