한국어
Privacy Policy
This is the privacy policy for Scratch for Children 2
(the “app”), made by CodingTeading (the “operator”). The app is a coding toy for young
children that runs in the browser. There are no accounts and no sign-in.
1. In short
- No accounts. We do not ask for a name, date of birth, email address or phone
number.
- While you are simply using the app, the projects you make and your
settings stay on your device and are not sent to us.
- Information is sent to our server only when a grown-up presses “Send to
the exhibit”. Even then it is a nickname and the project file — never a
real name.
- A submitted project is published only after a person has looked at
it, and you can ask for it to be taken down at any time.
2. What we collect, and when
a. While you use the app (not sent to us)
The following is kept on your device only, in the browser's storage
(IndexedDB and local storage). The operator cannot read it. Clearing your browser's
site data deletes it.
- The projects you make (drawings, blocks, pages) and their preview images
- Your language setting and whether you have already seen a hint
- The nickname you used when sending a project, the reference and removal codes for
anything you sent, and which projects you have hearted
- App files downloaded so the app works offline (the service worker cache)
b. When you send a project to the exhibit (after the grown-up check)
Once the grown-up check (a multiplication question) is passed and a project is sent,
the following is stored on our server.
- Nickname — the name shown in the exhibit. We ask you not to use a
real name.
- Project title and project file — drawings, blocks, and the
backgrounds, characters and sounds used. Anything the child typed inside the
project (speech bubbles, words placed on the stage, object names) is part of that
file.
- Language used, page count, object count, file size
- A one-way transformation of the network address (IP) — we do not
store the address itself. It is used only to stop one source sending far more than
can be reviewed.
- A random string that distinguishes one browser — generated by the
browser itself. It does not identify a device or a person. It is used so that
re-sending the same project replaces the earlier one, and so a heart is not counted
twice.
- A removal code — used to confirm it is you when you later ask for
the project to be taken down.
What we never collect: real names, date of birth, age, gender, email
addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, school names, contact details, precise
location, photographs, or voice recordings.
c. Records created automatically when you connect
- Hosting provider (Cloudflare) access logs — network address, time, the address
requested, and browser type
- Usage statistics through Cloudflare Web Analytics. It uses no cookies,
does not identify anyone, and does not follow you across sites. What it reports is page
views, visits, where visitors arrived from, browser, operating system and device type,
the country of the connection, and how quickly pages appear. What you press inside the
app is not collected.
3. Why we use it
- To save your projects and open them again (on your device)
- So that a person can check whether a submitted project is suitable
for children before it appears in the exhibit
- To stop one source sending so much that reviewing becomes impossible
- To confirm and act on a takedown request from a parent or guardian
- To find faults in the service and to count how it is used
4. Sharing and processors (including transfers outside Korea)
We do not sell personal information and do not share it for advertising. We use the
following processors to run the service. All of them process data outside the Republic
of Korea.
| Recipient | Country | What is sent | Purpose | Kept for |
| Cloudflare, Inc. | United States and others |
Everything listed in 2(b) and 2(c) |
Web hosting, database and file storage |
As in section 5 |
| Google LLC (Gemini API) | United States |
Only the words inside the project — title, nickname, object
and background names, speech bubbles, words on the stage. Drawings, sounds and
the project file are not sent. |
A first automatic check for unsuitable wording. A person makes the final
decision. |
Per that provider's policy |
| Cloudflare, Inc. (Web Analytics) | United States and others |
Page address, referrer, browser, operating system and device type, country |
Usage statistics (no cookies, no identification) |
Per that provider's policy |
| Resend, Inc. | United States |
Project title, nickname, the text being reviewed |
Emailing the operator that a new project has arrived |
Per that provider's policy |
Processors are bound by contract and by their own privacy policies not to use the
information for any other purpose.
5. How long we keep it
- Projects in the exhibit — for as long as the exhibit runs. Publication
stops when a takedown is requested or the operator removes it.
- Projects that were rejected or taken down — the record is kept so the
same project cannot be re-submitted and quietly pass. The project file is deleted
after one year.
- The transformed address value and the browser string —
one year from the last submission.
- Access logs — per the hosting provider's own retention period.
- Projects and settings on your device — until you delete them. The
operator cannot delete them for you.
6. Children
This app is made for children of roughly five to seven years old. Under the Korean
Personal Information Protection Act, personal information of a child under 14 may only
be processed with the consent of a legal guardian. Similar rules apply elsewhere,
including COPPA in the United States and the GDPR in the EEA and the UK.
- No personal information is needed to use the app.
- The screen that sends a project to the exhibit sits behind a
grown-up check (a multiplication question). A child cannot send a
project alone, and passing that check and sending the project is how a guardian
gives consent.
- We ask that nicknames are not real names, and a reviewer will not publish a project
that appears to contain a real name, a school, or contact details.
7. Your rights, and a guardian's
You may ask at any time to see, correct, delete, or stop the processing of the
information described here.
- To take a submitted project down — send us the
reference code and removal code that were shown when the project
was sent, and we will take it down after checking. The app's project information
screen also shows the status of anything you sent.
- If you have lost the codes, send anything that identifies the project (its title,
the nickname, roughly when it was sent) and we will find it.
- There is no account, so everything else is deleted along with your browser's site
data.
8. Deletion
Information is deleted without delay once its retention period has passed or its purpose
has been met. Electronic files are deleted in a way that cannot be recovered.
9. How we protect it
- Network addresses are never stored as-is — they are kept only as a
value that cannot be turned back into an address.
- Nothing is published without a person reviewing it — the automatic
check is advisory; a person decides.
- Uploaded drawings are made safe — anything executable is stripped out
of them and they are served in a way that stops a browser from running them.
- Access is restricted — the review page is for the operator only and is
not indexed by search engines.
- Exhibit projects are excluded from search engine indexing.
10. Cookies
This app sets no advertising or analytics cookies. Usage statistics come
from Cloudflare Web Analytics, which does not use cookies. The only cookie is the one used
to sign in to the review page, which concerns the operator only.
11. Contact
Please write to the address above with any privacy question, takedown request or
complaint. We will reply without delay.
If you live in the Republic of Korea
You may also contact these bodies about a privacy complaint:
- Korea Internet & Security Agency, Privacy Report Centre (privacy.kisa.or.kr / 118)
- Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee (kopico.go.kr / 1833-6972)
- Supreme Prosecutors' Office, Cybercrime Division (spo.go.kr / 1301)
- National Police Agency, Cyber Bureau (ecrm.police.go.kr / 182)
If you live elsewhere
Those bodies serve users in Korea. If you live in another country, please write to the
email address above first; you may also contact the data protection authority for the
country you live in.
12. Changes
If this policy changes, we will say so on this page seven days before the change takes
effect.
Effective: 31 July 2026