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COPPA Compliance Statement
Draft — last edited July 26, 2026
⚠ This is a draft template, not a final compliance statement. It has not been reviewed by legal counsel. It should be verified against FutureMinds' actual data practices at launch before publication.
1. What is COPPA
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) is a U.S. law that protects the personal information of children under 13 online. We've designed FutureMinds to meet COPPA's requirements even though our audience (ages 7–16) extends beyond it.
2. Our commitment
FutureMinds is built parent-first: a parent or legal guardian always creates and controls the account, not the child.
3. How FutureMinds is designed for COPPA compliance
- Only a parent/legal guardian can create an account, using their own email and password. Children never register or log in independently.
- Child profiles are created and fully managed by the parent, and stored as records under the parent's own account.
- We collect only what's needed to personalize learning: a first name or nickname, an age, and an optional gender selection used solely to pick a visual color theme.
- No third-party advertising SDKs are integrated into the app, and we do not run behavioral advertising to children.
- We do not sell children's personal information.
- Access to a child's data is restricted to their parent's authenticated account, enforced by backend security rules.
- Parents can review, edit, or request deletion of their child's data at any time.
4. Verifiable parental consent
Before any child profile can be created, the parent must first complete their own account sign-up (email + password) and a parental-gate step. This account-creation step is our verifiable parental consent mechanism.
5. Third-party service providers
We use Firebase (Google Cloud) for authentication and data storage. Firebase does not receive any child data beyond what's needed to operate the app on our behalf, and is not permitted to use it for its own purposes.
6. Your rights as a parent
You can, at any time: review the personal information we've collected about your child; request that it be corrected or deleted; and refuse further collection or use of your child's information. Contact us to exercise any of these rights.
7. Related policy
See our Privacy Policy for how we handle data more broadly.