Every studio keeps rules that are really boundaries, and the firmest boundary at this post concerns other people’s ground. The transformation tools — undress and the face swaps — work only on material that is yours to work: your own photographs, an adult’s photographs with documented consent, or fictional characters you generated yourself.
The boundary is checked before a job runs, not argued after. Whose material is it? Is every real person in it an adult? Where the person is not you, does documented consent exist? A frame that cannot answer those questions does not cross the post, and material reported as involving minors or non-consensual imagery is removed and the account reviewed.
Faces follow the same line. A swap moves a fictional face, your own face, or a consenting adult’s face — never a public figure, never a private person who has not agreed. Uploads and results rest private in your account throughout; the studio publishes nothing on anyone’s behalf.
Boundaries like these are sometimes mistaken for slowness. In practice they are what keep the plot — and everyone working on it — in good standing, season after season.