You do not own your account or any data stored on Fireworks AI's servers, even if that data was created or submitted by you.
This analysis describes what Fireworks AI's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
This provision means your inputs, prompts, and any stored outputs may be considered data held by Fireworks rather than owned by you, which has implications for data portability, confidentiality, and downstream use.
Interpretive note: Applicable data protection law (CCPA, GDPR) may grant users statutory rights over their data that override this contractual disclaimer in certain jurisdictions; the practical effect depends on whether Fireworks processes personal data as a controller or processor.
The updated terms establish mandatory individual arbitration as the exclusive mechanism for resolving all disputes between you and Fireworks AI, including disputes that may have arisen before you agreed to these terms. The agreement also requires you to waive your right to seek relief in court, to have a jury trial, or to participate in any class action, collective, or representative proceeding. You can opt out of the arbitration provision by following the instructions provided in Section 16 of the terms.
View change record →Users and organizations that submit proprietary prompts, data, or other content to Fireworks AI should be aware that the agreement asserts they have no ownership rights to that data once it is stored on Fireworks servers.
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"You acknowledge that, notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, you do not own your User Account, nor do you possess any rights to data stored by or on behalf of Fireworks on the servers running the Service.Excerpt from Fireworks AI's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision interacts with CCPA data rights for California residents, which include rights to access, deletion, and portability of personal information regardless of contractual ownership disclaimers.
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This provision means your inputs, prompts, and any stored outputs may be considered data held by Fireworks rather than owned by you, which has implications for data portability, confidentiality, and downstream use.
Users and organizations that submit proprietary prompts, data, or other content to Fireworks AI should be aware that the agreement asserts they have no ownership rights to that data once it is stored on Fireworks servers.
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