Trust and Safety: Consent, Privacy, and Reporting on AI Uncensored Video
Understand adult self-acknowledgement, private workspaces, provider processing, content concerns, deletion requests, and the information needed for support.
Explore the public guides for free before uploading. Safety decisions, account access, and generation availability remain subject to the Terms and current service controls.
Understand the 18+ prompt
The entry prompt records adult self-acknowledgement. It is not identity verification and does not establish the age or consent of people in uploaded media. Every depicted person must clearly be an adult, and your source and intended use must satisfy the content rules.
Keep permission specific
For a real person’s likeness or intimate material, obtain the informed consent required for AI processing, the requested depiction, and any planned sharing. Keep appropriate evidence of that permission. A photograph available online or a previous agreement to be photographed does not establish permission for adult AI generation.
Know what a private workspace means
Inputs and outputs are private within AI Uncensored Video by default; the current product has no public-gallery publishing control. Privacy does not mean browser-only processing: the service and its providers process the data needed to deliver generation, storage, authentication, and payment. Review the Privacy Policy before submitting sensitive media.
Review outputs as generated media
Check results for age, likeness, unwanted details, and suitability before downloading, editing, or sharing. Model safeguards and generated results are not guarantees of accuracy, consent, or commercial clearance. Your permission to use an input and your right to distribute an output are separate questions.
Report content or impersonation concerns
Use the contact information published in About or the Privacy Policy. Explain whether the concern involves non-consensual material, an unauthorized likeness, infringement, unclear adulthood, or another issue. Include a content or task reference and relevant dates if available. Share the minimum evidence needed; do not include passwords or unnecessary intimate files.
Request privacy review or deletion
Account holders and depicted people can use the Privacy Policy contact for access, correction, deletion, or other requests where applicable. Describe the relationship to the content and the specific action requested. Identity or authority checks may be needed. Removing a visible result does not promise immediate deletion from backups, provider systems, payment records, or legal holds.
Separate safety, task, and billing issues
For a failed task, first inspect its status and Credits in the Workspace. For a disputed charge or refund, use the billing and refund information. A content report, a generation failure, and a payment refund are different processes; keep the relevant task or order reference with your request.