Discord
Discord's privacy policy never uses the word "train" and never says "AI". It does reserve the right to use content posted in larger spaces to develop and power its services.
This clause is real, but it doesn't resolve the training question — see the finding below.
"We may also use content posted in larger spaces to help us develop, improve, and power our services, including features that help you catch up on conversations and safety features that identify harmful content on the services"
- 01 Mar 2026
- All accounts (free and Nitro)
- global
- 651EAE98…AEA5
Why this is still UNCLEAR: This is an absence, not an oversight on our part. The captured policy contains no standalone use of "AI", no "artificial intelligence", and no form of "train" at all — the only adjacent language is a single reference to "automated technologies such as machine learning systems that help us power and improve our services", framed as a description of processing methods under GDPR legal bases rather than as a permission to train models on user content. The nearest substantive claim is quoted below: it grants use of content from "larger spaces" to develop and power services, which is a broader-sounding but different permission from model training, and the policy never bridges the two. On this document, whether Discord trains on your messages cannot be determined either way.
What each plan can refuse
The same questions asked of every plan we could identify. Every cell is sourced from a quoted clause or a documented search — see the evidence above.
- Not established
- Not stated
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- Not established
Everything we read
Vendor response
Discord has not disputed, clarified, or announced a change to any clause quoted above. If that changes, it will be published here verbatim.
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