Rights & protection desk
Keep your music out of AI where you can
There is no universal opt-out. Search a company to see whether it offers a real control, what that control covers, and what to do next. Educational information only—not legal advice.
15 providers checked · region-aware guidanceControls usually apply only to a specific account, service, or future use.
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Know what each protection layer can prove
The Rights Vault separates ownership records, agreements, identity evidence, provider controls, and response records before you act on a company-specific opt-out.
Start here
Check a platform, distributor, or AI company
Choose a company for a focused answer. Only that company’s instructions will open.
Need help with something specific?
Choose the closest situation for a short, focused tool.
Protect unreleased music
Reduce exposure before sharing demos, stems, masters, or voice notes.
StartAsk my distributor or publisher
Send a clear question about licensing, training, and your opt-out status.
StartReport a copy or voice clone
Preserve evidence and prepare the right platform or copyright report.
StartOne simple plan
Your AI protection plan
These three actions cover the useful basics without promising a universal fix.
Check every service that holds or receives your music
Start with your distributor, streaming services, social accounts, and AI tools you have used.
Send a written request where no setting exists
Ask whether your catalog is licensed for AI training and request written confirmation of your status.
Open the toolSave proof of ownership, objections, and replies
Keep registrations, splits, ISRCs, screenshots, sent notices, and platform responses together.
Open the toolWhat an opt-out can—and cannot—do
It is company-specific
A setting on one service does not apply to other companies.
It is usually forward-looking
Most controls do not remove material from past training.
A notice is not a lock
It documents your position but does not physically stop copying.
Records still matter
Ownership and objection records help with reports and disputes.