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Privacy and Your Child’s Data

Learn how Kidaro protects your child’s information, stores learning data, limits identifying details, and gives parents control.

Kidaro is designed to keep your child’s information private, limited, and under your control.

Here’s how that works in practice. Audio is off by default. Identifying details used during the Learning Profile process are limited to information such as the parent’s name, the child’s first name, and their age range.

How Is Learning Data Stored?

Identifying details are stored separately from learning data and connected through a random ID. This means the information used to create your child’s Learning Profile is not stored alongside their name and other identifying details.

Data is encrypted while it is being transferred and while it is stored.

Kidaro treats your child’s information like a diary, not a data source. The Learning Profile is designed to provide useful guidance to your family without creating a profile that would be useful to advertisers or other outside parties.

Is My Child’s Data Sold or Used for Advertising?

No. Kidaro does not sell personal data or use identifiable information about your child for advertising or advertising profiles.

Service providers that help operate Kidaro must follow Kidaro’s instructions and cannot use the information for their own marketing.

Can I Review or Delete the Data?

Yes. Parents control the account and can request access to, correction of, or deletion of their data and their child’s information.

The full Privacy Policy also explains the other information Kidaro may process when you create an account, use the website, contact support, or interact with the service.

Next: Read the full Kidaro Privacy Policy for complete details about how your data is collected, used, protected, and deleted.

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