Users in the European Economic Area have rights under GDPR, including the right to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to processing of their personal data, and the right to data portability.
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EEA users can object to processing carried out under legitimate interests, including potentially Suno's use of their Content and prompts for AI model training, which gives these users more control over their data than users in most other jurisdictions.
Interpretive note: The document was truncated before the full EEA rights section was rendered, so the specific GDPR disclosures, legal bases enumerated, and objection mechanisms described cannot be fully assessed from the available text.
EEA residents can exercise GDPR rights including objection to legitimate interests processing by contacting Suno at privacy@suno.com, which may allow them to limit how their creative inputs are used for AI model training.
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"Rights of EEA residentsExcerpt from Suno's Privacy Policy
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EEA users can object to processing carried out under legitimate interests, including potentially Suno's use of their Content and prompts for AI model training, which gives these users more control over their data than users in most other jurisdictions.
EEA residents can exercise GDPR rights including objection to legitimate interests processing by contacting Suno at privacy@suno.com, which may allow them to limit how their creative inputs are used for AI model training.
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