Suno

Users retain ownership of their input data (Submissions). The policy clearly states users must have rights to submit content and Suno requires proper authorization before use.

Output ownership varies significantly by subscription tier. Paid Pro/Premier users receive ownership assignments, but free/Basic users get only limited personal use rights with attribution requirements.

Suno explicitly reserves broad rights to use all user content for training and improving their AI models. This includes a perpetual, irrevocable license covering submissions, outputs, and interactive chat information.

The policy provides general data deletion rights but lacks specific retention schedules or SLAs. Users can request deletion via email, but the company reserves rights to retain data for various business and legal purposes without clear timeframes.

Data sharing is appropriately limited to service providers, legal compliance, and user-directed sharing. The policy explicitly states they do not sell user information to third parties and sharing is governed by contracts requiring privacy protection.

Limited opt-out rights are provided mainly for marketing communications and cookie preferences. However, there are no clear opt-out mechanisms for the core data usage practices like model training or content licensing.

The policy lacks specific mentions of major compliance frameworks like SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR compliance details, or security certifications. Only general references to GDPR data transfers are mentioned without specific adequacy measures or certifications.

No provisions for model explainability, transparency into AI decision-making, or enterprise auditing capabilities are mentioned in the policy documents.

Basic security measures are mentioned including commercially reasonable safeguards and secure data transmission warnings, but no specific security controls, certifications, or breach history are disclosed. No dedicated security page is referenced.

Significant differences exist between tiers, particularly regarding output ownership rights. Paid Pro/Premier users receive ownership of generated content while free/Basic users have restricted personal-use-only rights with attribution requirements.

Suno explicitly reserves the right for human review of all user content including prompts and outputs. They claim monitoring rights and the ability to alter, edit, or remove any content at their discretion.

Standard provisions for legal compliance and government requests are included, with mandatory arbitration clauses that limit class action rights. The policy includes cooperation with law enforcement but no specific litigation history is disclosed.

Extensive PII collection is disclosed including contact information, user activity data, device information, and interactive chat content. While no explicit SPI collection is mentioned, the broad content collection could potentially include sensitive information uploaded by users.