The correct option is Organization-wide policy controls to disable telemetry and block suggestions that match public code.

This capability requires centralized administration that sets and enforces policies for all members in an organization. Individual subscriptions are controlled by each user and do not provide org level enforcement. Business and Enterprise plans allow administrators to turn off telemetry and to enforce a filter that blocks suggestions that match public code for everyone in the organization.

Comment to code generation is a core Copilot feature and is available to users on the Individual plan as well as to users on Business and Enterprise.

Extensions for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs are provided across all Copilot plans so Individual users can use these IDE integrations just like Business and Enterprise users.

Public code suggestions are part of how Copilot works for all plans. The distinction at the higher tiers is the ability to enforce organization wide controls on suggestions that match public code which the Individual plan does not provide.

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