Privacy and child safety
Nuvara, AI² School, and the Cyber Learning Program are built with a simple order of priorities: children first, security second, learning third. Student-facing learning features are meant to be used with parent, guardian, school, or authorized program supervision.
Children first
Security second
Learning third
Minimal data collection
Parent-controlled accounts
Parent, guardian, school, or authorized program supervision for minors
No student social feeds
No public child profiles
No student DMs
No ads or behavioral tracking for children
Parent can request deletion or export
AI² School is parent-led and human-led learning support
Cyber Learning Program demo data is sample data
Sponsored seats should preserve dignity
We do not sell child data
We do not use child data for ad targeting
What this means in practice
Parent or guardian controls the account relationship. Children should not need to expose private financial information, perform hardship publicly, or interact through open social features to access learning support.
We aim to collect only the information needed to support learning, documentation, and account operation. If a parent asks for export or deletion, that request should be honored through the appropriate account process or official request/contact path.
Sponsored seats are intended to widen access while preserving dignity. We do not sell child data, and we do not use child data for ad targeting.
Public demos, research, and memory pages
Demo dashboards, sample lessons, labs, certificate previews, proof cards, charts, and prototype pages may use mock/demo/sample data. They should not require private student data or unnecessary personal information.
Research, proof, public memory, doctrine, media, music, governance, and coastal restoration concept pages are public-facing. They should contain public-safe summaries only, not private memories, raw student data, private client files, or internal IP.
Consultation and request forms should collect only what is needed to understand and respond to the request.