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Announcing GitHub Copilot Free! A new free tier for GitHub Copilot, available for everyone today in VS Code. No trial. No subscription. No credit card required. Learn more in our blog: aka.ms/copilot-free

Cory Knox (corbob)

@coryknox.dev

This seems cool, but every month when GitHub emails me about my continued GitHub Copilot access, I keep looking for how to disable it and find nothing. Is there some way to disable Copilot? Or do I just have to accept that there's an AI tuba in my face?

18/12/24, 8:31 pm0 reposts3 likes

Barry Dorrans

@blowdart.me

18 Dec 2024

If you have it as an individual user docs.github.com/en/copilot/m...

docs.github.comCanceling Copilot Pro as an individual user - GitHub DocsYou can cancel your Copilot Pro subscription if you no longer want to use Copilot Pro.

Cory Knox (corbob)

@coryknox.dev

18 Dec 2024

I don't have an option to manage the subscription... I get an email each month telling me that I continue to get access to it for another month.

Barry Dorrans

@blowdart.me

18 Dec 2024

Huh. Must be the open source contributions route. I have no insight into that one. I just have it disabled in vs and vs code. I can try to find out if you want.

Barry Dorrans

@blowdart.me

18 Dec 2024

Or @martin.social might know off hand

Barry Dorrans

@blowdart.me

18 Dec 2024

For vscode you can revoke the token that gives it access docs.github.com/en/copilot/m...

docs.github.comConfiguring GitHub Copilot in your environment - GitHub DocsYou can enable, configure, or disable GitHub Copilot in a supported IDE.