INDEPENDENT · SOURCE-CHECKED · ADULTS 18+

Notice the signal.
Keep your agency.

A practical field guide to interaction pressure, hidden costs, sensitive-data requests and safety boundaries in adult AI companion services. No invented account test. No promise that a filter makes a product safe.

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Illustrated compass surrounded by interaction, money, privacy and safety warning markers
THE CORE RULE

A red flag is a prompt to check—not a diagnosis.

Describe the observable behavior, confirm the current policy or account control, then choose a proportionate action. Pause when pressure rises. Do not share data a service does not need. Leave when age, consent, crisis advice or real-person content crosses a hard boundary.

01

Name it

Write the exact wording, charge, request or missing control without guessing at motives.

02

Verify it

Check the current product and policy against government, nonprofit or security guidance.

03

Act on it

Pause, reduce exposure, document, report, delete or leave while the choice is still reversible.

29-PAGE FIELD GUIDE

One clear question on every page.

Start with the warning sign you actually noticed. Each guide connects evidence to a small action, then gives you a reason to stop when the risk is serious.

Interaction6 checks
Money5 checks
Privacy6 checks
Safety6 checks
Decision5 checks
READ THE BOUNDARY

Sources inform the check. They do not certify the service.

Vendor pages support current product and policy statements. Government, nonprofit and security sources support the risk framing. A live account can still differ, so prices, settings and exit routes should be checked again before payment or disclosure.

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BEFORE A SUBSCRIPTION

Check the total, the data, the boundary and the exit.

A five-minute check is cheaper than untangling a charge or sensitive disclosure later.

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