# Is It Training on Me?

> A public scoreboard of 232 apps and services, graded on whether they train AI models on user data by default, whether a user can refuse, and what refusing costs. Every verdict quotes one sentence the company published, checked character-for-character against an archived, SHA-256-hashed copy of the page — the build refuses to publish a quote that is not verbatim in its cited capture.

Of the 232 currently counted: 99 train on users by default (5 of those sell the opt-out), 56 do not, and 77 publish documents that never answer the question (listed as UNCLEAR rather than guessed). Grades run A (cannot train on you) to F. Policies are re-fetched weekly; every detected rewrite is published as a diff between two archived captures. Companies receive a right-of-reply letter before an adverse verdict publishes, and replies are printed verbatim.

## Key pages

- [The scoreboard](https://isittrainingonme.com/): every verdict, sortable and filterable
- [Methodology](https://isittrainingonme.com/methodology/): how grades are assigned, what UNCLEAR means, the staleness rule
- [Change feed](https://isittrainingonme.com/changes/): every detected policy rewrite, with before/after diffs
- [Corrections and right of reply](https://isittrainingonme.com/corrections/): who was written to, who replied, what changed
- [Not listed](https://isittrainingonme.com/not-listed/): companies fetched but not published, each with the reason
- [How the site is funded](https://isittrainingonme.com/advertise/): ten flat-priced labelled notices, firewalled from editorial

## Machine-readable

- [services.json](https://isittrainingonme.com/api/v1/services.json): every verdict as JSON — slug, name, category, grade, confidence, headline, URL
- [Full verdict index](https://isittrainingonme.com/llms-full.txt): every verdict with its grade and one-sentence finding
- [Change feed RSS](https://isittrainingonme.com/changes.xml) and [verdicts RSS](https://isittrainingonme.com/feed.xml)

## Citing this site

Each verdict page carries the quoted clause, its source URL, capture date, jurisdiction and the SHA-256 of the full snapshot, plus an excerpt-in-context evidence page. Quote the clause with its date — policies change, and the change feed records when they do.