Gitlaw
What Gitlaw publishes about its data handling, captured from git.law on 2026-06-05. See also the Gitlaw vendor profile.
Document inventory
| Document | Publicly posted | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Terms of service | yes | https://git.law/terms-of-service |
| Privacy policy | yes | https://git.law/privacy-policy |
| Data processing agreement | not posted at capture | — |
| Security page | yes | https://git.law/security |
| Subprocessor list | yes | https://git.law/ |
Transparency count: 4/5
Gitlaw had 4 of the 5 document types publicly posted at capture (terms of service, privacy policy, security page, subprocessor list). Not found publicly: data processing agreement — which means not publicly posted at capture time, not that the document doesn't exist. Many vendors share DPAs and subprocessor lists only on request or behind a trust portal.
AI-training stance: not adjudicated
We have not yet read and adjudicated Gitlaw's binding terms for its AI-training position. This is a coverage gap on our side, not a finding about the vendor. The documents above are the place to check.