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And if your company private repos are sensitive enough you don't want @Microsoft to be able to see them, you don't want them on @github either.
Not that they'd be snooping through them. But you're either fully paranoid or not at all.
If you need private repos, you should be self-hosting, period. Not just for privacy, but also reliability. I used to use @gitlab and gave up after the Nth time I couldn't deploy some code because they were down.
I have private repos on @Bitbucket. Not authoritative, more like backup. For instance the old (Hugo based) blog.
Yeah, that's fine, but literally anything is good enough for that. Heck, that could well be public even.
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