Your Child Has Signed Up for Scratch

Scratch is a coding platform designed for children ages 8-16 with a simple visual interface that allows young people to create digital stories, games, and animations. Scratch is also the world’s largest online coding community for children. Scratch is designed, developed, and moderated by the Scratch Foundation, an independent nonprofit organization.

When your child registered to use Scratch, they provided us with your email address so that we could send you this message outlining our privacy practices.

By clicking on the link below, you are providing your consent for your child to have a Scratch account that will enable them to share their projects with others online and use Scratch’s social features, such as commenting on projects. If you do not provide your consent, then your child will not be permitted to use those features but they will be able to create and save private/non-public Scratch projects. If you do not consent to your child using Scratch at all, click here for steps to delete their account.

Masz problemy? Zamiast tego skopiuj ten link do swojej przeglądarki: https://scratch.mit.edu/accounts/email_verify/WzE1NTA1NjM4OCwibmllQHBvZGFtLnBsIixmYWxzZV0:1uA5Ii:QQddWUL8MaLqLE9z1N5OYe9NL_8/?isRegistration=true

Personal information we collect from children under 16 years of age

We process the following information from children under 16 when they use our services:

Registration information, including username and password, your child’s country, gender, and email address
User-generated content, such as the projects the child creates and the comments they add
Messages that the child sends to our team, such as when asking for customer support
Information about your child’s use of Scratch, like the browser they use to access the platform, the pages and other content they view, referrer information (the website they visited before coming to Scratch), and the dates and times of their visits
Persistent identifiers, such as IP address, mobile device identifiers, or identifiers associated with cookies

We disclose the information that we collect from children under 16 in the following circumstances:

We share information with third-party service providers (e.g., data storage and processing facilities) that assist us in providing our services.
We may share information with an acquirer, successor, or assignee as part of any merger, acquisition, debt financing, sale of company assets, or similar transaction, as well as in the event of an insolvency, bankruptcy, or receivership in which personal information is transferred to one or more third parties as one of our business assets.
We may share information if we believe that doing so is legally required, or is in our interest to protect our property or other legal rights (including, but not limited to, enforcement of our agreements), or the rights or property of others, or otherwise to help protect the safety or security of the platform and other users of the platform.

For more information about Scratch’s information privacy practices, please review our privacy policy located at https://scratch.mit.edu/privacy_policy#childprivacy