6 Total
0 High severity
3 Medium severity
3 Low severity
Summary

Character.AI's Safety Center is a public information page describing the company's approach to platform safety, with dedicated sections on parental oversight tools, content moderation, teen safety, and reporting mechanisms. The most operationally specific provision described is the Parental Insights tool, which enables parents or guardians to receive weekly reports disclosing their teen's time spent on the platform and the top AI characters the teen has interacted with, activated through a teen-initiated email invitation. A parent's access can be revoked by the teen submitting a removal request, after which the parent receives a confirmation email and must approve the removal.

Technical / Legal Breakdown

This document is Character.AI's public-facing Safety Center, a disclosure-oriented webpage rather than a binding legal agreement, presenting the company's stated safety-by-design framework for its AI character interaction platform. The document describes four operational safety subject areas: Parental Insights, Content Moderation, Teen Safety, and Reporting, and provides a step-by-step walkthrough of a Parental Insights tool that allows parents or guardians to receive weekly activity reports on teen users' time spent and top characters interacted with. Notable among the disclosed mechanisms is the Parental Insights feature, which requires teen-initiated invitation to activate, positions the teen as the initiating party for both sharing and revoking parental access, and sends weekly reports covering time spent and character interaction data to connected parent or guardian email addresses. The document does not articulate specific legal bases for data processing, does not reference GDPR, COPPA, or CCPA by name, and does not describe technical content moderation criteria, age verification methods, or enforcement thresholds, though the platform's teen-focused safety disclosures may engage COPPA, FTC Act consumer protection provisions, and emerging state-level children's online safety laws such as the California Age-Appropriate Design Code. As a public safety disclosure page rather than a terms-of-service or privacy policy, the document does not establish contractual rights or obligations, and its operational significance is primarily informational and reputational rather than legally binding.

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Mapped Governance Frameworks

CCPA/CPRA
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FTC Act Section 5
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
Last Captured May 12, 2026 06:19 UTC
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000837
Version ID CA-V-002511
SHA-256 f3cf4fee2e7fa969292d95d72b24f384193fae174e31bdbd7cf742134c491278
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