The correct option is Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise provide organization-level policy controls to disable context sharing and to define code suggestion behavior with a .copilot/config.json file.

Both Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise include centralized policy controls that let organization or enterprise administrators limit or disable context sharing and ensure that prompts and completions are not retained for training. They also support a repository configuration file so teams can tune suggestion behavior locally while remaining within centrally enforced policies. This combination provides the governance that compliance teams need and it also allows projects to set appropriate local preferences.

Only GitHub Codespaces settings can centrally govern Copilot context sharing is incorrect because Copilot governance is provided through organization or enterprise policy controls and not only through Codespaces settings. Codespaces settings do not centrally manage Copilot behavior across all developer environments and repositories.

Copilot Individual disables all telemetry and prompt logging by default is incorrect because the Individual plan does not provide the enterprise data restrictions and admin controls that disable retention and related telemetry by default. The business focused plans add stronger privacy guarantees and administrative policy enforcement.

Copilot Individual allows enterprise admins to remotely enforce code suggestion filters on developer machines is incorrect because the Individual plan is managed by the user and does not allow enterprise administrators to enforce organization wide Copilot policies or filters.

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