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# Safe Content Filter
Within the Safe Content Filter settings in the Advanced tab, you can toggle enabling or disabling the Safe Content Filter as well as if you would like to enable the filter on startup.
Within the Safe Content Filter tab, you are able to toggle between having the Safe Content Filter turned on or off, as well as toggling between having the filter on at startup of Sogni.
By turning on the Safe Content Filter this stops any NSFW generations being created.
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