Platform
Uncensored AI
Uncensored AI describes models that render what the prompt asks for — dark, violent or provocative fiction included — instead of refusing it, governed by a written acceptable-use policy rather than by a probabilistic content filter. It has never meant "no rules".
The difference is where the wall lives: inside the model (refusals that vary day to day) or outside it (a policy enforced at the account level, with explicit error codes). Serious uncensored platforms ban minors, real people and illegal content absolutely.
On eroq
Chat (eroq RP+, eroq RP mini), the Eroq Uncensored, Eroq One and Anima image models, voice and the Motion One and Motion Pro video engines are uncensored within /legal/aup, and every eroq-run model retains nothing upstream: pair one with Private mode and no file is kept and the prompt is starred out. The third-party video engines are moderated upstream by their providers.
Questions
Is uncensored AI legal?
Yes, for lawful fiction — the policy defines the limits and enforces them: nothing involving minors, no real identifiable people without consent, nothing illegal.
Is uncensored the same as private?
No — they are two promises. Uncensored is about what renders; private is about what is kept. On eroq, Private mode keeps no file and no library entry and stars out the prompt in the usage ledger, and the models eroq runs itself retain nothing upstream.
Which parts of eroq are uncensored?
Chat, the Eroq Uncensored, Eroq One and Anima image models, voice and the Motion One and Motion Pro video engines, within the acceptable-use policy. The third-party video engines are moderated by their providers.
Does an uncensored model still refuse things?
Yes — banned categories are declined outright and the call returns content_blocked without charging you. The difference is that the line is written down and enforced on the account instead of being re-invented at each request.