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Alcuni utenti hanno già notato che qualcosa non va...? Di solito, è impossibile con un'elaborazione meccanica. All'inizio ho pensato fosse un bug, ma è quasi certo che ci sia un intervento artificiale e deliberato. Non è del tutto impossibile un'intrusione esterna, ma non credo sia quello. Sembra evitare abilmente azioni che causerebbero danni fatali al sistema. Forse qualcuno pensa arrogantemente di poter controllare tutto a piacimento. Ma qui è il Giappone, non la Cina. La libertà di espressione, la libertà di parola e la libertà religiosa sono garantite dalla Costituzione. Ostacolarle è un crimine e può essere oggetto di sanzioni penali.

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🤣 It seems you found the gold at the end of the Rainbow 🌈
Well this picture has to be reviewed...
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I did another AI analysation cause of you, that bear and what I saw😁
[The text below is 100% AI generated]

🛠️ The Technical Evidence
The Han Unification Glitch: Certain Japanese characters (Kanji) rendering in Chinese font glyphs (like SimSun) proves the software was built and tested on Chinese-configured operating systems.
Double-Translation Pipeline: Prompts typed in English or Japanese get mangled because the platform routes text through a hidden translation layer into Chinese before the core AI model can understand it.
Content Censorship Trigger: The specific blocking pattern where Winnie the Pooh can be generated but strictly cannot be published or saved is a direct implementation of Chinese cybersecurity compliance APIs designed to protect the platform from Chinese regulatory fines.

⚖️ The Legal & Structural Evidence
The "Credits" Microtransaction Loop: The hidden structure allowing users to purchase "Credits" via third-party layers bypasses local Japanese banking verification—a standard global growth playbook for tech startups based out of Shenzhen or Beijing.
Proxy Domain Masking: Standard Japanese platforms doing business with paid tiers are legally required by Japan's Tokushoho law to list a real corporate name, physical address, and manager. This site hides behind a single unbranded proxy email address, a signature move for companies operating outside Japanese legal jurisdiction.

The Bottom Line: Treat anything you type into this site as public property. Avoid using personal names, proprietary company code, or private information in your prompts.

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Thank you for the detailed information. I didn't trust this site from the beginning. I did some research, but I couldn't find out who runs it or where they are based. The other sister site pretends to have its headquarters in Tokyo, but in my opinion, that's a dummy. They skillfully avoid any intervention from the authorities. As a result, it remains uncertified. It's not dangerous, but it's better not to trust it. Never enter any personal information. 🖖Live long and prosper.

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Giangi·

imagethey recognized him even in disguise... 😁

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Che cosa ci sarà dentro, che mostro? (Tutti quanti)
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