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Privacy policy
Privacy at Kids Land
Kids Land is made for children, families, and classrooms. This page explains what stays in the browser, what technical providers may process, and what an adult chooses to send.
Last reviewedJuly 18, 2026
The quick answer
Learning history is stored in local browser storage and is not automatically uploaded to a Kids Land learner account.
Kids Land does not ask children to enable personalized advertising or analytics storage.
Hosting, security, analytics, advertising, and contact providers may still process limited technical data.
Adults can clear local records in the browser and remove reflection or evidence entries from the tools that created them.
Records that stay on this device
These records use browser local storage so the site can resume activities without a login. They remain available to anyone using the same browser profile.
Game activity
Recently played games, play count, active play time, score, and whether a round reported completion.
Learning setup
Starting grade band, selected skills, session length, and audience setting.
Learning work
Guided sessions, skill quests, worksheet settings, completed offline activity records, weekly plans, learning review summaries, and classroom station settings.
Private reflections
Learner and worksheet reflection choices, family check-ins, and group-level teacher evidence saved on this device.
Technical services
Information that may leave the browser
Google Analytics and advertising
Google Analytics and AdSense scripts may receive limited technical data or cookieless measurement signals. Kids Land keeps advertising and analytics storage denied, disables Analytics advertising features, keeps ad personalization denied, and sets child-directed age treatment before Google scripts load.
Adult contact
A submitted contact message leaves the browser and is sent to the support worker. It can include the adult name, adult email, subject, message, and Turnstile security token.
Third-party services operate under their own policies and may have independent legal obligations. Code-level privacy settings are one safeguard, not a complete legal determination for every country.
Children’s privacy boundaries
Kids Land minimizes opportunities for a child to disclose personal information. A trusted adult should supervise external links and contact.
- No child account, public profile, follower system, direct message, or open chat.
- Games and learning tools do not ask for a child’s name, photo, voice recording, precise location, school ID, or date of birth.
- Learner and offline activity reflections use short preset choices instead of open personal writing.
- The contact form is for a parent, guardian, teacher, or other adult and warns against including child information.
Reviewing and removing information
Local learning recordsUse the delete controls in the Learning Passport or teacher evidence board where available. Clearing site data for omg.land in browser settings removes all locally stored activity.
Adult contact messagesUse the contact form to ask about a message or privacy concern. Include enough adult contact information for a response, but do not include a child’s personal details.
Questions from a grown-up?
Contact Kids Land about privacy, local records, advertising, or an adult-submitted message.