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Yep, I searched on Github but couldn't found. Using Gitlab makes sense considering Github is strict about legal issues.



Just so you know, at GitLab we will not hesitate to take down content that we think is illegal or has other issues. At this point I think that WhatsSpy is acceptable but we reserve the right to change our mind.


Since it's on a custom domain, I thought that he's using open-source version of Gitlab hosted on his personal server. Do you have control over projects in open-source version of Gitlab?


No we do not control anything when people host GitLab CE/EE on-premises. GitLab CE is MIT licensed so what you do with it is your responsibility.

I missed that when reviewing, I assumed WhatsSpy was hosted on GitLab.com. Thanks for enlightening me.




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