Khan Academy keeps your data for as long as needed to run its services, but you can ask them to delete your personal information by emailing privacy@khanacademy.org.
Khan Academy does not commit to a specific maximum retention period for personal data, which means your learning history, account data, and AI conversation logs could be retained indefinitely unless you actively request deletion.
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Compare across platforms →Indefinite or vague data retention periods are a common privacy risk; the lack of a specific maximum retention period means Khan Academy could retain user data, including student data, for an extended time.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Article 5(1)(e) requires that personal data be kept in a form that permits identification of data subjects for no longer than necessary (storage limitation principle). CCPA/CPRA does not mandate a specific retention period but requires disclosure of retention periods by category. COPPA requires deletion of child data when no longer needed. FERPA does not mandate a retention period but restricts disclosure. (2)
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