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Yarrick
Copper Contributor
Mar 18, 2026

Copilot chat: Does (dis)like expose data?

We have some questions/concerns from customers about the (dis)like functionality in Copilot Chat. The main question is: "What happens with the data/chat when using this functionality? And can we tur...
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RichAI
Copper Contributor
Mar 19, 2026

Hi Yarrick​ ,

Here's my POV!

For 1 & 2. When a user clicks on dislike/like button, it is captured as feedback telemetry which does not directly train the foundation model. It is used by Microsoft to improve response quality over time and identify problematic responses. When the feedback is submitted, it can include Conversation context (some metadata like Conversation ID).

3. In custom agents built via Microsoft Copilot Studio, you can go to Copilot Studio, select the agent where you wish to turn the user feedback off. Go to Settings -> Generative AI -> User feedback section. Turn the toggle button off next to "Collect user reactions to agent messages". This can be one of the approach to ensure compliance.

4. For Licensed users, the feedback is handled under enterprise-grade protections while for unlicensed, the data may be used for service improvement.

Note: You can monitor and reduce the risk of sensitive data exposure by using Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies in Microsoft Purview. However, DLP does not disable the functionality at a tenant level completely. It works as a governance and protection layer.