Privacy Notice for Families
Kingdomland World is a 3D Bible world for children, made by Kingdomland Kids. This notice explains, in plain words, what we keep when your family plays, why we keep it, and how you can see or delete it. It is written for parents and guardians.
Who can make an account
Only a parent or guardian (18 or older) can create a family account. When you create one, you confirm you are the child’s parent or guardian and agree to this notice; we record the date and the version you agreed to. Children can also play as a guest on one device without an account.
What we keep
| About | What | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Your child’s profile | A nickname, the chosen character and outfit, progress (stars, badges, stories, books, journeys, game levels, farm, karts), daily play time, a random 6-letter friend code, the friend list and the waves, high-fives and coins friends send | To run the game, save progress, and show you reports |
| Grown-up account | Email address; password stored only as a scrambled one-way hash; a recovery code stored the same way; when you use Google sign-in: your Google email, name, profile picture link and account ID; the date you agreed to this notice | To sign you in, keep progress on every device, and let you manage settings |
| Settings you choose | Daily time limit, bedtime, and switches for videos, games, Together Time and Kind Words | So the world follows your family’s rules |
| While playing with friends | Where your child’s character stands in town, what it is doing, and which preset Kind Word or emote it showed | So friends can see each other; it is replaced every few seconds and old entries are removed |
| Security | Counters of failed sign-in and reset attempts, stored only as one-way hashes of the email or network address, deleted automatically within an hour | To stop people guessing passwords |
| Your device | A random sign-in key and your sound and graphics choices, saved in the browser | To keep you signed in on that device |
Please use a nickname, not your child’s full name. Friends see only the nickname, character, stars and badges.
What children cannot do
- They cannot type messages to anyone. In the world they can only use friendly preset phrases (“Hi friend!”, “God bless you!”) and emotes.
- Friends are added only by exchanging a 6-letter code, usually with a grown-up’s help.
- There is nothing to buy with real money inside the world.
Who helps us run it
- Supabase stores accounts and progress and runs our server (data centre in Singapore).
- Vercel hosts the website files.
- Google Sign-In, only if you choose “Sign in with Google”.
- An email delivery service, only to send you a password code when you ask for one.
- Kingdomland’s own video service plays the shows.
Stories are read aloud with the voice built into your own device. We do not share or sell your family’s information for advertising.
How long we keep it
We keep your account and your children’s profiles until you delete them. Guest profiles that nobody uses may be removed. When you delete something it is removed from our database straight away; copies in routine backups expire on their own shortly after.
Your choices and rights
- See it: the Grown-ups area shows every child profile, progress and a 7-day report.
- Change it: rename a child, change settings, or reset progress.
- Delete it: delete one child profile, or your whole account and everything in it, in the Grown-ups area. A guest can erase its progress in Settings › Privacy.
- Stop it: turn off Together Time, Kind Words, videos or games at any time.
- Ask us: email hello@kingdomlandkids.com to see, correct or delete your family’s information, or with any question about this notice.
Keeping it safe
Connections are encrypted (HTTPS). Passwords and recovery codes are stored only as one-way hashes, sign-in keys are stored hashed, and repeated wrong passwords are blocked for a while. No system is perfect; if something ever goes wrong we will tell affected families.
Changes
If we change this notice we will update the date above, and if the change is important we will ask you to agree again.
← Back to Kingdomland WorldPrivacy Notice for Families
Kingdomland World is a 3D Bible world for children, made by Kingdomland Kids. Your family plays it with the same Kingdomland Kids account you use in the Kingdomland app. This notice explains, in plain words, what the World itself keeps when your family plays, why, and how you can see or delete it. It is written for parents and guardians. Your account is covered by the Kingdomland Kids privacy policy; this notice adds what is particular to the World.
Who can make an account
Only a parent or guardian (18 or older) can create a Kingdomland Kids account, in the World or in the Kingdomland app. When you create one here, you confirm you are the child’s parent or guardian and agree to the Terms and to this notice. A child can also play as a guest on one device without an account; a guest’s progress stays in that browser and is not sent to us.
What we keep
| About | What | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Your account | The email address, name and password of your Kingdomland Kids account. The World sends them to Kingdomland Kids to sign you in and does not keep the password. | To sign you in |
| Your child’s profile | The first name, age and birth month you enter for each child. It is the same child profile as in the Kingdomland app. | So each child has their own world |
| Your child’s game | A nickname picked in the world, the chosen character and outfit, progress (stars, badges, stickers, lessons, books, shows, journeys, game levels, race times), Kingdom Coins earned and spent, the items bought with coins, and the day streak | To run the game, save progress and show the same world on every device |
| Settings you choose | Switches for videos, games, Together Time and Kind Words, set in the Grown-ups area of the world. The daily time limit is the one you set in the Kingdomland app. | So the world follows your family’s rules |
| Play time | The minutes played each day | So the daily limit you set in the Kingdomland app is followed |
| Friends | A random 6-letter friend code, the list of friends, friend requests waiting for an answer, and the waves and high-fives friends send | So children who know each other can play together |
| While playing with friends | Where your child’s character stands, what it is doing, and which preset Kind Word or emote it showed | So friends in the same place can see each other; it is replaced every few seconds |
| Your device | A sign-in key, a copy of the saved game, your child’s coloring pictures, and your sound and graphics choices, saved in the browser | To keep you signed in and keep playing when the connection drops. Coloring pictures stay on that device only. |
The nickname is what friends see. Your child picks it from a list of fun names (“Star Kid”, “Brave Heart”…); a grown-up can type a different one in the Grown-ups area, and we ask you not to use a real name. The first name you entered for the child profile is never shown to another family.
What children cannot do
- They cannot type messages to anyone. In the world they can only use friendly preset phrases (“Hi friend!”, “God bless you!”) and emotes.
- Nobody becomes your child’s friend just by having their code. A child types a friend’s 6-letter code, which only asks; the child who was asked says yes or no on their own Friends screen, where they see the nickname and character of the child who asked. Until they say yes, the child who asked is told nothing about them. Brothers and sisters on the same account are friends straight away.
- A friend sees only your child’s nickname, character, outfit, stars and badges, and the character when both are in the same place. Never coins, and nothing else from the game.
- A grown-up can see every friend and every request in the Grown-ups area, answer a request there, remove a friend, or switch Friends off.
- Friends can send a wave or a high-five. Nothing can be bought, given or traded between children.
- There is nothing to buy with real money inside the world. Kingdom Coins are earned by playing.
Who helps us run it
- Kingdomland Kids’ own service keeps accounts, child profiles and game progress. It runs on Amazon Web Services in the United States, which also hosts the website files.
- An email delivery service, only to send you a code when you create an account or ask for a new password.
- Kingdomland’s own video service plays the shows.
- Google reCAPTCHA, only on the “Create an account” screen, to tell people from robots. Your browser contacts Google when you open that screen; it is not used while a child plays.
Stories are read aloud with the voice built into your own device. Fonts, pictures and sounds are served from this website, not from another company. We do not share or sell your family’s information for advertising.
How long we keep it
We keep your child’s game for as long as the child profile exists in your Kingdomland Kids account. When a child profile is deleted, its game, coins and purchases in the World are deleted with it.
Your choices and rights
- See it: the Grown-ups area of the world shows your child’s progress and a report of recent activity.
- Change it: rename the child’s nickname in the world; set the daily time limit in the Kingdomland app.
- Stop it: turn off Friends, Together Time, Kind Words, videos or games at any time in the Grown-ups area. With Friends off your child sees no friends and no friend sees your child. You can also remove a friend there; it ends for both children.
- Sign out: “Sign out” in the Grown-ups area signs your Kingdomland Kids account out, as it does in the Kingdomland app.
- Delete it: delete a child profile or your whole account in the Kingdomland app, or ask us. A guest can erase its progress in Settings › Privacy.
- Ask us: email hello@kingdomlandkids.com to see, correct or delete your family’s information, or with any question about this notice.
Keeping it safe
Connections are encrypted (HTTPS). Your password is checked by Kingdomland Kids and never stored by the World. Coins and purchases are decided by our service, not by the device. No system is perfect; if something ever goes wrong we will tell affected families.
Changes
If we change this notice we will update the date above, and if the change is important we will ask you to agree again.
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