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“Receive a weekly activity report which will include the time spent by your teen on Character.AI and the top Characters they are interacting with.”
“Check your inbox for an invitation from your teen to access the feature (make sure to check your spam if you can’t find the initial email). Click Agree.”
“You'll receive an email letting you know the request has been made and requiring you to confirm that this request has been approved.”
“To stop sharing their activity, your teen can request to remove an email address by selecting the drop down next to the address in the parental insights tab.”
“They can input your email and invite you to share their activity.”
Character.AI gives parents of teen users a weekly report showing how long their teen was on the platform and which Characters they used most. A parent can only access this feature after their teen sends them an invite and the parent clicks Agree in an email. If a teen tries to remove a parent's access, the parent must confirm it by email before it takes effect.
This document establishes Character.AI's parental insights framework for teen users. It defines a recurring weekly activity report delivered to parents covering time-on-platform and top Characters interacted with. Access to this oversight feature is contingent on the teen initiating an invitation by entering a parent email address, followed by affirmative parental confirmation via an email link. Removal of parental access is similarly structured: the teen initiates the request, but completion requires an affirmative confirmation from the parent via email, preserving a parental check on the removal process.
As an individual user, if you are a teen, you control whether to invite a parent to view your activity and can initiate removal of a parent's access — but that removal is not complete until your parent confirms it by email. If you are a parent, you receive no visibility into your teen's activity until you click Agree in an invitation email sent from your teen's account, after which you receive a weekly report covering your teen's time on the platform and the top Characters they interacted with. To activate parental oversight, a parent must open the invitation email sent by the teen and click Agree.
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“Receive a weekly activity report which will include the time spent by your teen on Character.AI and the top Characters they are interacting with.”
“Check your inbox for an invitation from your teen to access the feature (make sure to check your spam if you can’t find the initial email). Click Agree.”
“You'll receive an email letting you know the request has been made and requiring you to confirm that this request has been approved.”
“To stop sharing their activity, your teen can request to remove an email address by selecting the drop down next to the address in the parental insights tab.”
“Your teen can get started by selecting the parental insights tab in "Preferences." They can add multiple parents or guardians through this same process.”
“They can input your email and invite you to share their activity.”
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