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Privacy and consent guide

Private Adult AI Creation: Rights, Consent and Workflow

Privacy is a workflow, not a slogan. Before uploading or generating adult material, confirm who owns the source, who is depicted, what permission exists, and where the result may be stored or shared.

Adults 18+ · rights and consent required

Confirm rights before upload

Use original fictional material, your own eligible content, or a source you are explicitly authorized to process. Consent to take a photo is not automatically consent to create or distribute an intimate derivative.

Separate private creation from publication

A private workspace and a public community serve different purposes. Keep drafts private, inspect the output, remove sensitive metadata where appropriate, and publish only after a deliberate sharing action and a fresh consent check.

Minimize what you upload

Crop out unrelated people and unnecessary identifying details. Avoid documents, background addresses, or other information that is not required for the generation task.

Use an explicit stop list

Never use minors, coercive scenarios, stolen intimate media, or identifiable adults without the necessary rights and consent. If age, identity, or permission is uncertain, do not upload the material.

Frequently asked questions

Does owning a photo mean I can make an intimate edit?

Not necessarily. Copyright, privacy, publicity, and consent are separate questions. You need the rights and permission required for the intended use.

Are creations published automatically?

No. The current product keeps creation and task history in the account; community publication requires a separate supported action.

What should I do if consent is unclear?

Do not upload or generate from that material. Use a fictional adult subject or a source with clear authorization instead.