Question

A compliance officer at a financial firm is documenting Copilot's privacy behavior. She enables the public-code matching filter for the organization and assumes this also disables the collection of usage telemetry and prompt-related data. A developer challenges this assumption during the review. Which statement correctly describes the relationship between the public-code matching filter and data collection settings?

Accepted Answer

The public-code matching filter only suppresses suggestions matching public code; it does not control telemetry or data collection, which are governed by separate policy settings.

Answer

Enabling the public-code matching filter automatically opts the organization out of all telemetry and prompt data collection.

Answer

The public-code matching filter and telemetry collection are the same setting under different names, so toggling one toggles the other.

Answer

The public-code matching filter can only be enabled after all telemetry collection has first been disabled at the organization level.