Candy AI Digital Twins and authorized identities
A digital twin can use an authorized name or likeness while the conversation is still produced by AI. Keep that distinction when interpreting a recognizable profile.
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Know who is answering
An authorized identity does not mean its namesake reads the messages or sends personal replies. Offers, relationships and events inside the conversation belong to the fictional interaction.
A realistic portrait or voice should not be interpreted as an agreement to meet, a professional recommendation or a real-world commitment.
Respect identity and likeness rights
Permission for a particular digital twin does not authorize another user to imitate an unrelated person. Use original adult characters or material you have the necessary rights and consent to use.
Non-consensual intimate imagery, deceptive impersonation and unauthorized use of a likeness are subject to the content rules.
Raise a specific concern privately
Identify the relevant character or item and explain your relationship to the concern when contacting support. A content-removal review may require verification.
Do not circulate the material publicly or attach unnecessary identity documents to an initial report. Follow the verification instructions provided through the appropriate support process.
Common questions
Does a Digital Twin chat reach the person in the portrait?
It is an AI character interaction rather than personal correspondence with the individual associated with an authorized identity.
How should I report an unauthorized likeness?
Use support or the content-removal process with an identifiable item reference and concise explanation. Avoid reposting the material or exposing unrelated personal information.