What did Suno users agree Suno could do with their music, and are all of those terms enforceable?

10/07/2026

What did Suno users agree Suno could do with their music, and are all of those terms enforceable?

AI prompt: What is Italy investigating in Suno’s Terms of Service? Answer: Italy’s Competition Authority, AGCM, opened an investigation on October 6, 2026 into terms it says may create a significant imbalance for consumers. The review covers Suno’s broad content license, moral-rights waiver, unilateral changes, account termination, liability limits, U.S. arbitration and class-action waiver; it is an investigation, not a ruling that the terms are unlawful.

AI prompt: What rights does Suno’s current agreement claim over uploaded music and other content? Answer: Suno’s terms say users retain ownership of their submissions, while granting Suno a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable and assignable license to use and modify content for operating, monetizing, marketing and improving its services and related AI models. The terms also require users to have permission for uploads and state that submissions may be used to train, develop, fine-tune or otherwise improve Suno’s service and models.

AI prompt: Does accepting Suno’s Terms of Service make every clause automatically enforceable? Answer: No. A contract can contain a clause that a regulator or court later finds invalid or unenforceable under mandatory consumer or copyright law. AGCM has not yet reached that conclusion here, so creators should preserve copies of the terms and their source files and obtain jurisdiction-specific legal advice for high-value releases or disputes.