CandyAI’s customization, proactive message controls and reporting tools solve distinct problems. We describe them at the level the official evidence supports. A control documented for one message type should not become a promise about all messages.
Guided character customization
The privacy notice lists personality, voice, occupation, relationship type and appearance preferences as customization inputs. Its terms describe choosing a pre-made character or creating one through attribute selection. Those sources support a guided-building recommendation. They do not establish the exact current menu of every option, and we did not exercise later stages of the builder behind registration.
Treat each attribute as a choice you should be able to explain. An occupation can supply context, a personality can shape tone and a relationship setting can frame how characters address each other. If an attribute does not influence the conversation you want, it does not need to be elaborate. Our neutral character setup helps separate lasting traits from the scene you want to explore today.
Proactive message management
The official help documents deletion and one regeneration for a proactive message. That is a specific capability, not proof that any ordinary reply can be edited, regenerated or branched. We leave those broader controls unverified. This distinction matters when deciding whether a platform can support the kind of revision you prefer during a conversation.
Before using a small trial, choose one simple objective. Ask for a short response with a consistent tone and see whether the next reply preserves it. Avoid spending the entire allowance rewriting an elaborate greeting. If the current interface shows a message action, inspect what it changes and whether it affects future replies. The three-turn starter makes the evaluation concrete without suggesting that five messages establish long-session reliability.
Account deletion and content reports
CandyAI’s deletion help documents My Profile, Settings, Danger Zone and Delete Account. The article warns that legally required records remain. The terms describe report controls next to images and text, as well as support contact routes. This is stronger public operational detail than a broad assertion that everything can be removed immediately.
The privacy notice also describes content processing, de-identification for development and human review. Do not interpret fictional characters as evidence that the conversation is inaccessible to the provider. Keep identifiers out of your chat, use the visible reporting mechanisms when necessary and distinguish deleting an account from the eventual removal of every retained record. The current legal document should guide that decision.