Privacy for children

Your words, your progress, and who can see them

Hello! Here's what Spellnino knows about you, and why.

You play on your grown-up's Spellnino. You don't sign in. You might pick your name when it asks "Who's playing?".

If your name is on "Who's playing?", we know:

• Your name and your picture. So you can find yourself when you play.
• The words you practise, and how you get on, including how you spelt a word when it went wrong. So we can pick the right words for you next time, and so your grown-up can see how well you're doing.
• Your school year, if your grown-up told us. So we can pick things that suit your age.

If you play as "Someone else", we don't keep anything about how you play. When the game ends, it's gone.

If you can't play for a while, because of your grown-up's account, we keep what we know about you safe. We don't add anything new.

If you play a list someone else made:

• You can press "Report this list" on the list's page to tell us about it. You don't have to say who you are, and please don't write your name.

Who can see it?

• You.
• Your grown-up. They can see how you're getting on, to cheer you on.
• Nobody else. We don't show anything about you to other children or to strangers.

What we don't do

• We don't ask for your real name, where you live, or your school.
• We don't show you adverts.
• We don't sell anything about you to anyone.

If you don't want to play any more, your grown-up can delete your profile, and then it's gone.

If you have a question, ask your grown-up. They can talk to us.