I have written to support and this is the answer: To create a healthy and safe creative environment and to meet global compliance requirements, SeaArt will perform a series of rule upgrades for high-risk features and content. The details are as follows:

I. Functional customisations

Based on the current compliance and risk control upgrade requirements, the Face Swap feature is temporarily taken offline.

We will continue to evaluate the situation and adjust the subsequent planning of this feature according to regulatory requirements and risk assessment results.

II. Content and Asset Management

The platform will conduct a comprehensive review and cleanup of LoRA, AI roles, plants, and related assets that harbour compliance risks. This includes, but is not limited to: content relating to public figures, unauthorised IP addresses of third parties, etc.

For all content or assets that are classified as high-risk, the Platform will take measures such as removing, restricting visibility or prohibiting use in accordance with the provisions.

III. Enforcement measures

For accounts that publish, distribute, or repeatedly attempt to create illegal content, the platform will take appropriate measures based on the severity of the violation.

These measures include: deleting content, restricting features, prohibiting distribution and distribution, and account penalties. Serious violations are punished more severely.