Your Privacy on Decifer Learning

When you use Decifer Learning, we save:

• The name you use on Decifer
• Your school year
• Your quiz scores and which topics you've practised
• Your Discovery Cards and badges
• Your avatar, theme colour, and study buddy choice

If you are in Years 1 to 8, you make up a username. You don't need to give us your real name or your email. We ask for a grown-up's email instead, so they know about your account.

If you are in Year 9 or above, we ask for your name and your email address, so you can sign in.

We never ask anyone for their home address, phone number, or a photo.

We save your progress so the app remembers where you left off and can show you questions that match what you're learning. Your parent can see your progress too. That's how they know how you're getting on.

• You can see your own scores, cards, and badges
• Your parent or carer can see your progress and quiz results
• Nobody else. We don't share your information with other companies

No. Decifer Learning doesn't follow you around the internet or show you adverts. When you're signed in to your account we only use Vercel Analytics, a simple counter that tells us how many people visited the app. It doesn't know who you are. We do not use Google Analytics or any advertising trackers on children's accounts.

Yes! Your parent can delete your account, or download a copy of everything we keep about you, from their Decifer page. If you are in Year 9 or above and no parent is linked to your account, you can do it yourself on your profile page.

You can also ask a grown-up to email us at hello@deciferlearning.com.

Decifer is run from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The UAE has a law to keep children safe online, called the Child Digital Safety law. It says we must keep your information safe, only keep what we need, and let your parent decide about your account. We follow it.

Tell a trusted adult: a parent, carer, or teacher.

In the UAE, you or a grown-up can call 116111. It is the child protection helpline run by the Ministry of Interior. You can also use their Hemayati app.

If you live in the UK, you can talk to Childline about any worries, including things online.