Kidsafe360 asks parents to trust it with sensitive information about their family. Here's a plain-language summary of how that data is handled — the full legal detail lives in our Privacy Policy.
Data collected from a monitored device is transferred to our servers in encrypted form and stored using industry-standard security practices.
Your data is protected by an account-level access-control system. Support staff cannot view it without your explicit, revocable consent.
We don't authorize use of your personal information by third parties outside the service providers required to run Kidsafe360.
Kidsafe360 is intended for parents monitoring devices they own or have legal authority over. Check your local laws before installing on any device.
A note on scale: Kidsafe360 is a small, focused product team, not a large enterprise with a dedicated compliance department. We take data handling seriously and follow the practices above, but we won't claim certifications or audits we haven't actually undergone. If formal compliance documentation (SOC 2, ISO 27001, etc.) matters for your use case, contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
Yes. Data collected by Kidsafe360 is transferred to our servers in encrypted form and stored using industry-standard security practices, as detailed in our Privacy Policy.
Access is restricted through an access-control system tied to your account. Support staff cannot view your data without your explicit consent, which you grant and can revoke at any time from your account settings.
No. We do not authorize the use of your personal information by third parties outside of the service providers required to operate Kidsafe360, as described in our Privacy Policy.
You can request account and data deletion at any time by contacting support@kidsafe360.com. See our Privacy Policy for the full data retention and deletion process.
Yes, when used on a device you own or have legal authority over — such as your minor child's device. Using monitoring software on a device you don't own or without proper authority may violate the law in your jurisdiction. Always check local regulations before installing.