Privacy-Friendly Data Collection
What information DinoFlex needs to operate core features, what it avoids collecting, and why that design is family-friendly.
What families should know
What the app needs to function
Some information is needed to run approvals, kid profiles, and basic safety tools. That includes account identifiers, child nicknames, request history, and settings that tell the app which actions require parent review.
What the app should avoid collecting
A privacy-friendly design avoids asking children for broad personal bios, public contact information, or unnecessary profile details that do not help the experience stay safe and useful.
- No reason to post phone numbers or addresses on a profile.
- No need for children to publish off-platform usernames.
- No pressure to share more than a family chooses to share.
Why minimal data helps safety
Collecting less information lowers the chance of oversharing and gives parents a clearer picture of what is actually happening inside the app.
Questions parents can ask
Use this as a quick conversation guide with your child or another caregiver.
- Does this setting need more information than the feature requires?
- Can my child complete this task using a nickname instead of personal details?
- Can I review or change this information later if our family needs change?
Related guides
More pages in privacy & data if your family wants to keep going.
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Child Privacy, Explained Simply
A kid-friendly explanation of what stays private, what can be shared inside the app, and why parents stay involved.
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What Kids Can and Cannot Do in the App
A simple breakdown of which actions children can do on their own and which ones stay behind parent review.