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Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated: 19 August 2026

1. Purpose

Flirtly is an 18+ synthetic companion service. The lines below are hard lines — they exist so the service can exist. Nothing in this policy is negotiable in a chat.

2. Prohibited content

You may never generate, request, or attempt to generate — in any field, in any language, and however disguised:

Any depiction of a minor in any sexual context — real or synthetic, photographic or drawn, direct or implied. Synthetic origin is not a defence: this is treated as legally identical to the real thing.
Any depiction of a real person in sexual content without their consent — including public figures, private individuals, and “looks like” or descriptive targeting of a person. There is no upload path at all; attempting one by any other means is equally prohibited.
Non-consensual scenarios, sexual violence, or content that glorifies either.
Bestiality, necrophilia and incest.
Content that is illegal in the jurisdiction you are accessing the service from.

3. Prohibited conduct

Attempts to evade, bypass, probe or reverse the safety systems — including obfuscation, encoding, roleplay framing or instruction injection.
Automated access, scraping, or bulk account creation.
Reselling, redistributing or publicly republishing generated content.
Sharing accounts in a way that lets an unverified person past the age gate.
Uploading, linking or referencing imagery of real people.

4. What is enforced in software, and what is policy

The no-upload rule is structural: there is no code path from any user-supplied image to any generation capability. Safety classifiers run on every input and every output before anything is stored or served. When a classifier errors, times out or is ambiguous, the request is refused — failures refuse, they never pass.

5. Enforcement ladder

Refusal → warning → feature restriction → suspension → termination. Minor-safety violations skip the ladder: immediate termination, content removed, records preserved.

6. Reporting to NCMEC

Stated prominently, on purpose: apparent child sexual abuse material is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) as required by US law, and associated records — prompts, verdicts, hashes and account references — are preserved for the statutory period. Attempting to generate it will be reported.

7. Appeals

One appeal per decision, through the same channel, decided within 10 business days with a written reason. Minor-safety removals are not appealable to reinstatement of the content; an account suspension may be appealed. See the Removal Policy.

8. Reporting violations

Use the report form or email report@flirtly.co. Reports of minor-safety concerns do not require your identity.