Understanding Privacy
Understanding Privacy
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There is a lot of talk about digital privacy these days. It's warranted. Big companies are slurping up peoples' data and turning it into money
But not from KinderNotes.
KinderNotes keeps all its data on your device, unless you explicitly ask it to send data. And even then, you get to choose board-approved methods for sending data.
Let me lay it out for you.
In terms of privacy...
In terms of privacy...
Recording a note in KinderNotes is no different than writing it on a piece of paper. The information does not go anywhere.
No Clouds!
No Clouds!
KinderNotes is not a cloud-based app. You do not need to sign up for an account. No logins. It just runs on your phone, and stores things on your phone.
Approved transmit
Approved transmit
When you choose to transmit data to a colleague, you can choose board-approved communication methods, like Gmail, or Outlook. Or peer-to-peer methods, like AirDrop.
Use AI without worry
Use AI without worry
When you export your classroom observations to AI, KinderNotes replaces student names with anonymization codes. AI never sees the students' actual names.
You can see the nuts and bolts of our approach to privacy in our Privacy Policy.
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