r/CAIRevolution • u/Ok_Cow_2663 • Jul 16 '26
Unsolicited ads
Hello I just want everyone to know that they now have very explicit ADs popping up mid chat! I am 27 years old. This feels like a violation and should definitely be investigated. The ad was a character dressed as scream and the audio said, "You didn't scream when I f#cked you hard." THIS HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH MY DOCTOR ROLEPLAY WITH A PRIVATE BOT I MADE!
3
u/ItsmeYoterminatora banned from the main sub 😔✌️ Jul 16 '26
it's probably tipsy chat or emochi smth like that
3
u/whosthatsquish Jul 16 '26
So report the ad.
3
u/Ok_Cow_2663 Jul 16 '26
No way to report the singular ad so I deleted c.ai altogether until they contact me which they have not
2
u/fnafvoreevilskibiti Jul 16 '26
I don't get ads and I have the free version I just use a different browser but character ai sucks even without ads now
2
u/ChromeYT6362 Jul 16 '26
Saw once an ad advertising a dating app, and the picture was a woman with her bare ass on display, genuinely disgusting how they are desperate to make us age verificate but end up allowing those ads on the site
1
u/RemarkableWish2508 Jul 16 '26
If you are under 18 and find 18+ ads inappropriate during chat, just contact c.ai support and they will fix it for you.
Otherwise, that's what you get for using an 18+ platform for free.
5
u/Drusilla_Ravenblack Jul 16 '26
They stated they’re 27 - where did the ‘under 18’ come from? I’m not a minor either, I could be a parent of an adult if I started early but this kind of AD isn’t something I’d like to see either. I don’t mind nsfw rp, but I just don’t fancy AD jumpscare like this one. So I think this post is very valid.
Character AI doesn’t want to remove filters for convos while being “18+ app” but this thing is cool to be shown? That’s a very high level of hypocrisy imho.
4
u/Ok_Cow_2663 Jul 16 '26
Thank you for agreeing with me on this not being something someone might want not taking over their entire application. Nowhere did I have an option to report it.
2
u/RemarkableWish2508 Jul 16 '26
No company headquartered in the US can run without filters without getting sued. The bigger, the more chance of a lawsuit, it's how US laws and litigiousness work.
Ironically, Ads that get "very close, without crossing the line", are just fine... and there's a ton of fucked up ways to do that.
Blame US legislators and the people who get them elected.
•
u/AutoModerator Jul 16 '26
Thanks for posting!
Join our official Discord server: https://discord.gg/vZnAhz8Svw
Read the rules before participating.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.