Content removal and copyright

Last updated September 15, 2026 · published by Diamonds Affiliates LLC

What we publish

CharacterAI NSFW publishes written reviews, scores and screenshots of platforms operated by other companies. The screenshots are taken from pages those platforms serve publicly, and each one is published to support a specific statement in the text.

We produce no sexually explicit material of our own, we host no user uploads, and there is no way for a visitor to publish anything here. Everything on the site was written or captured by the editorial team.

18 U.S.C. 2257 exemption

All visual material on this site consists of screenshots of third-party websites and of images generated by artificial intelligence, published for review and commentary. The site does not produce, and does not host, depictions of actual human sexually explicit conduct as defined in 18 U.S.C. 2257. The record-keeping requirements of that section, and of 28 C.F.R. 75, do not apply to material that is not a depiction of an actual human being. Any obligation in respect of material shown inside a screenshot rests with the platform that published it.

Asking for something to be removed

Write to contact@characterainsfw.ai with the subject line Content removal. We read every one of these and answer within five working days.

Tell us, in whatever words you have:

  • the URL of the page on this site, and which image or passage it is;
  • what the problem is: copyright, a likeness used without permission, a person who did not consent, or a factual error;
  • who you are and on whose behalf you are writing;
  • any proof you hold, if the claim is about ownership or identity.

A claim about a person depicted without consent is treated as urgent and the material comes down while we look into it, rather than after. We do not require a formal notice, a lawyer, or a particular legal form for that.

Copyright notices

For a copyright claim under the DMCA, send the same address a notice identifying the work, the URL where it appears here, your contact details, a statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised, a statement that the notice is accurate, and your signature, electronic or otherwise.

We will also consider a counter-notice from anyone whose material we removed, on the same terms.

Corrections to what we wrote

If the problem is that a figure or a claim about a platform is wrong rather than that an image should come down, that is a correction, and the route is the same address. What happens next is set out in our editorial policy: we check it, and if it holds, the page is corrected and says so.