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This provision operationalizes Khan Academy's compliance obligations under COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) by establishing a formal process for parental exercise of access, deletion, and opt-out rights regarding children's personal data. The contact method ensures parents have a defined procedure to assert these statutory rights.
Parents of children under 13 retain the ability to request access to their child's collected personal information, direct Khan Academy to delete that information, and restrict future data collection or use by submitting a request to the designated email address. The terms do not automatically limit parental access rights; rather, they establish how parents invoke these rights.
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"Parents and guardians of children under 13 may review the personal information collected from their child, request that we delete it, and refuse to allow any further collection or use of their child's information. To exercise these rights, please contact us at privacy@khanacademy.org.— Excerpt from Khan Academy's Khan Academy Privacy Policy
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This provision operationalizes Khan Academy's compliance obligations under COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) by establishing a formal process for parental exercise of access, deletion, and opt-out rights regarding children's personal data. The contact method ensures parents have a defined procedure to assert these statutory rights.
Parents of children under 13 retain the ability to request access to their child's collected personal information, direct Khan Academy to delete that information, and restrict future data collection or use by submitting a request to the designated email address. The terms do not automatically limit parental access rights; rather, they establish how parents invoke these rights.
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